You Should Know Me
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You Should Know Me
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Not supposed to talk about it
Analyze it
We should be there together
With our hearts in our hands
We should feel it
Come together
Like the wave meets the sand ...
Well, you should know me better than that
Not supposed to try and move in
To dive in
We should meet there together
At our pace, with our plan
On dry land
Clement weather
So we both understand ...
Well, you should know me better than that
I get down
I get up
I get angry
I get sad
I get sad
I get even a little misty
When I think of what we had
But you're building a dam where our lives should be
And you're lying on top of the beauty
And your closing eyes turn away from me
Refusing to see who I am ...
Well, you should know me better than that
You should know me better than that
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Liz Phair performs "You Should Know Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Liz Phair catalog on LyroVerse.
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