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Chris Rea ~ You Must Be Evil


I come home from work I see my little girl She's crying on the floor She's been watching that tv This ain't late no, this ain't even dinner time To show them things on that screen What's wrong with you You must be evil Oh i know why you do it You're just looking for sensation You got a hold of something You tell us that it's news You don't have to show that stuff Can't you show us some respect You can tell us we don't need to see it We don't need those cheap effects You must be evil You must be evil I wish you were here You don't have to show that stuff You ain't fooling no-one You made my little girl cry I wish you were here We all know why you do it Sometimes you even slow it down You're giving out some bad ideas here I can't believe that you don't realise You must be evil more free lyrics

I come home from work
I see my little girl
She's crying on the floor
She's been watching that tv
This ain't late no, this ain't even dinner time
To show them things on that screen
What's wrong with you

You must be evil

Oh i know why you do it
You're just looking for sensation
You got a hold of something
You tell us that it's news
You don't have to show that stuff
Can't you show us some respect
You can tell us we don't need to see it
We don't need those cheap effects

You must be evil
You must be evil
I wish you were here

You don't have to show that stuff
You ain't fooling no-one
You made my little girl cry
I wish you were here
We all know why you do it
Sometimes you even slow it down
You're giving out some bad ideas here
I can't believe that you don't realise

You must be evil

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