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Now you know that I know |
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that you ain't no good |
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And you wouldn't tell the truth |
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even if you could |
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Lying is a habit you practice wherever you go |
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Well you may fool the rest of this world |
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but you know that I know |
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Now you told some of my friends |
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that you turned me down |
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But I wouldn't take you if you're the last gal in town |
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If I had of wanted you, I could've got you long ago |
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Well you may fool the rest of this world |
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but you know that I know |
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So baby, when you pass me |
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don't you give me the round around |
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'Cause if you recall correctly, |
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I'm the guy that brought you to town |
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To some folks |
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you may be Mrs. so and so |
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But don't turn your nose up at me, |
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you know that I know |
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The last time I saw you, |
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your pretty hair was red |
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But today I see you've got black hair on your head |
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You say you've got you an old man |
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with plenty of dough |
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Maybe you may fool him, but you know that I know |
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So baby, when you pass me |
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don't you give me the round around |
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'Cause if you recall correctly, |
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I'm the man that brought you to town |
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To some folks |
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you may be Mrs. so and so |
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Well baby, you may fool them, |
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but you know that I know |
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Yes you may fool the rest of this world, |
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but you know that I know |