Show Some Respect
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Show Some Respect
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I made a resolution
And a plan to do my work
But i need you to make it work
You`ve got to read the message
Understand what`s on my mind
Cause not to see would be a crime
And we could loose it anytime
[chorus]
We`ve got to show some respect
We`ve got to learn to protect
Don`t take it for granted i know
That if you want to stay close
We`ve got to show some respect
But i believe in working
Then i believe in a little help
Cause i`m not light unto myself
Without a thing of value
Why settle for second best
We don`t know what`s up ahead
We can`t let ourselves forget
[chorus]
For the things that i love about you
From the woman that you see inside
Don`t let it walk out the door
Love follows every time
[chorus]
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Who performs "Show Some Respect"?
Tina Turner performs "Show Some Respect", and this lyric page sits inside the Tina Turner catalog on LyroVerse.
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