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Pride Before Fall

from Never So Right by The Spinshots

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You’re not good
You don’t do what you should
You’re not good
You don’t do what you should
Baby
Stop messing around
You better start changing your attitude

You’re not good
You don’t do what you should
You’re not good
You should have known where you stood
Baby
Stop playing so cool
I don’t deserve to be treated so rude

Do you remember how you used to long for me
You sang me serenades and wrote sweet poetry
You should remember when I finally answered your call
Oh baby you’d better know you had it all

You’re so cruel
You don’t what you should
You’re so cruel
You should have known where you stood
Baby
Stop messing around
You’d better start changing your attitude

Don’t you remember I took you out all night
Fulfilled your dreams and made your dark life bright
But I discovered that day (that) I was out of sight
Oh baby
You weren’t treating me right

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Baby, stop acting so cool
Baby, all the ladies call you
Baby-hie, you give them the eye
But without me you would still be a fool

You should remember how you were so all alone
No-one to love, no-one to call your own
You should remember that pride comes before the fall
Oh baby – This is my last call
Oh baby, don’t you want to have it all

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from Never So Right, track released November 11, 2011
Written by Flora Dolores and Martin Draax. Horn arrangements by Ruud 'Trompie' Kleiss

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