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worldtowin
» location:
Sara Marlowe
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Joni Mitchell, Ani Difranco, David Rovics, Tracy Chapman, Sarah McLachlan
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What You've Done
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a straight-up, grab you in the gut, acoustic number
Take charge
Charts position
» highest in charts: # 914 (128,022 songs currently listed in Acoustic)
» highest in sub-genre: # 80 (10,386 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Folk)
» highest in sub-genre: # 80 (10,386 songs currently listed in Acoustic > Folk)
About the song
anger - no holding back!
Lyrics
What Youve Done
Try to talk your way out of this one
I want to see you try
Tell me all the excuses you can find
I want to see you scramble, watch you squirm
While you try to explain what youve done
Look me in the eye
I wonder if youll dare
And tell me that youre sorry
And try to sound like you care
I want to see you sweat, your skin crawling
While you try to explain what youve done
The stain on your conscience wont ever come clean
You wear it on your sleeve
For the world to see
The stain on your conscience wont ever come clean
You wear it on your sleeve
For the world to see
Try to talk your way out of this one
I wonder if youll dare
Try to talk your way out of this one
I want to see you try
Tell me all the excuses you can find
I want to see you scramble, watch you squirm
While you try to explain what youve done
Look me in the eye
I wonder if youll dare
And tell me that youre sorry
And try to sound like you care
I want to see you sweat, your skin crawling
While you try to explain what youve done
The stain on your conscience wont ever come clean
You wear it on your sleeve
For the world to see
The stain on your conscience wont ever come clean
You wear it on your sleeve
For the world to see
Try to talk your way out of this one
I wonder if youll dare