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Maybe You Should
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Maybe You Should was released on January 1, 1998 by Wirl Records as a part of the album Cobblestones
January 1, 1998
LabelWirl Records
LanguageEnglish
BPM139
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy

Lyrics

Sitting on the south side by some greasy white guy
Who says, "What do you call that kind of hair?"
Well, I call it mine, you drunken swine
Now shut your face and drink your beer
Well, this town is just a train running the same old track
Never changing
And I had to leave so I could breathe
And go on, go on, go on living
The contents under pressure will explode
So be careful where your footsteps dare to go
My stomach's waging war with me and scars resemble memory
I told you what's the matter, but you don't believe the answer
Now why should any woman ever be afraid?
No, why should any woman ever be afraid?
You said, "I never really ever thought about it quite like that"
You said, "I never really ever thought about it quite like that"
But maybe you should
Maybe you should
Well, on her tail, he's on the train
Searching switches, curse
'Cause he won't stop staring
With sick sack of mac and dime store glasses
He won't stop staring
No, why should any woman ever be afraid?
No, why should any woman ever be afraid?
You said, "I never really ever thought about it quite like that"
You said, "I never really ever thought about it quite like that"
Well, maybe you should
Maybe you should
Maybe you should
Written by: Pamela Means
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