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Chicago ~ Manipulation


You thought you had me in your pocket, But i never could be bought; I avoided traps you set out; Too many have been caught. Be it love or be it money, It's the bait you must resist; Be it milk or be it honey, This is one boy, you have missed. You knew if you could win me over, I would always see your side; Any argument against you, I'd never let it ride. I defended with devotion; I believed what you had said, But you dealt without emotion; Something happened in your head. more free lyrics

You thought you had me in your pocket,
But i never could be bought;
I avoided traps you set out;
Too many have been caught.

Be it love or be it money,
It's the bait you must resist;
Be it milk or be it honey,
This is one boy, you have missed.

You knew if you could win me over,
I would always see your side;
Any argument against you,
I'd never let it ride.

I defended with devotion;
I believed what you had said,
But you dealt without emotion;
Something happened in your head.

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