Paroles de All i ever wanted
Kirsty Maccoll

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Date de parution : 25/02/2013
Durée : 0:03:5
Style : Rock
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I'm nearly sober and i can see the truth
I'm not immune to the sorrow that you put me through
All i ever wanted was a little more respect from you
I used to love you, but now i feel abused
I was a fool to be blind to the things you do
All i ever wanted was a little more respect from you
I'll never understand
The habits of a man out on the town
And where he hangs around
Now you think it over, decide what to do
I couldn't fall for your story if i wanted to
All i ever wanted was a little more respect from you
I tried to make you see
That you were losing me but everyday
You still went out to play
Now i'll say for the last time, you had the chance
And i won't dance for you baby, like you want me to
All i ever wanted was a little more respect from you
All i ever wanted was a little more respect from you
All i ever wanted was a little more respect
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