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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Eliza Doolittle
Vocals
Matt Prime
Keyboards
Tim Woodcock
Background Vocals
Arnulf Lindner
Double Bass
Pete Davis
Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Eliza Doolittle
Composer
Matt Prime
Composer
Tim Woodcock
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Matt Prime
Producer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I really don't like your point of view
I know you'll never change
Stingin' me with your attitude
I've got the mind to walk away
[Verse 2]
I really don't like your arrogance
Or your policies
Ninety-nine percent an embarrassment
But just one quality
[Verse 3]
'Cause I don't mind it when you
Brings out the best in me when you
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight
I'm excited that you wind up next to me
[Verse 4]
I like it when you
Can I have some, please, of that?
Satisfy my needs
Sometimes I fake that I hate you
And make up so you'll wind up next to me
[Verse 5]
I really don't like your skinny genes
So take them off for me
Show me what you've got underneath
So we can do this properly
[Verse 6]
I really don't like the way you smile
When you think you're right
But I will forgive you, the yolk is in the middle
And I'm chewin' through the white
[Verse 7]
'Cause I don't mind it when you
Brings out the best in me when you
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight
I'm excited that you wind up next to me
[Verse 8]
I like it when you
Can I have some, please, of that?
Satisfy my needs
Sometimes I fake that I hate you
And make up so you'll wind up next to me
[Verse 9]
Pretend that you were on a train
You were leaving, you were leaving
It made me think of what I'd miss
And you believe it, you believe it
[Verse 10]
I don't mind it when you
Brings out the best in me when you
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight
I'm excited that you wind up next to me
[Verse 11]
I like it when you
Can I have some, please, of that?
Take off your skinny genes
Sometimes I fake that I hate you
And make up so you'll wind up next to me
[Verse 12]
Pretend that you were on a train
You were leaving, you were leaving
Written by: Eliza Doolittle, Matt Prime, Tim Woodcock