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Cheap Trick ~ I Can't Understand It


Oh oh Oh oh Back against the wall But you know the weekend's on it's way Waiting for the fall But you know the weekend's on it's way I got my eyes on you I see some trouble comin' into view Don't you know that i'm doin' alright on my own Chorus i can't understand it What's a matter with you oh oh I can't understand it What a poor man to do ... oh oh oh, oh oh oh Walking down the hall Please stop in anytime of day Let's do more than talk About the weekend games we play I set my sights on you Let's make tonight a deep interview Don't you know that i'm doin' alright on my own repeat I ain't out to destroy you, oh I'm comin' out to enjoy you, oh It's just a case of paranoia in my brain I've got my eyes on you I've got my gun loaded just for two If you knew my feelings I'm tellin' the truth * repeat x2 Yeah, * repeat x3 more free lyrics

Oh oh
Oh oh
Back against the wall
But you know the weekend's on it's way
Waiting for the fall
But you know the weekend's on it's way
I got my eyes on you
I see some trouble comin' into view
Don't you know that i'm doin' alright on my own
Chorus
*i can't understand it
What's a matter with you oh oh
I can't understand it
What a poor man to do ... oh oh oh, oh oh oh
Walking down the hall
Please stop in anytime of day
Let's do more than talk
About the weekend games we play
I set my sights on you
Let's make tonight a deep interview
Don't you know that i'm doin' alright on my own
* repeat
I ain't out to destroy you, oh
I'm comin' out to enjoy you, oh
It's just a case of paranoia in my brain
I've got my eyes on you
I've got my gun loaded just for two
If you knew my feelings
I'm tellin' the truth
* repeat x2
Yeah, * repeat x3

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