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DISCID=950a850c
DTITLE=Randy Newman / Bad Love
TTITLE0=My Country
TTITLE1=Shame
TTITLE2=I'm Dead (But I Don't Know It)
TTITLE3=Every Time It Rains
TTITLE4=The Great Nations of Europe
TTITLE5=The One You Love
TTITLE6=The World Isn't Fair
TTITLE7=Big Hat, No Cattle
TTITLE8=Better Off Dead
TTITLE9=I Miss You
TTITLE10=Going Home
TTITLE11=I Want Everyone To Like Me
EXTD=Randy Newman, Bad Love\nDreamworks DRMD-50115\nC/r 1999 SKG MusicLLC\n
EXTD=\nLyrics under construction.
EXTT0=Let's go back to yesterday\nWhen a phone call cost a dime\nIn NewOrlea
EXTT0=ns, just a nickel\nTurn back the hands of time\nTurn back thehands of 
EXTT0=time\n\nPicture a room\nWith a window\nA sofa and some chairs\nA telev
EXTT0=ision turned on for the night\nPicture a woman, two children seated\nA
EXTT0= man lying there\nTheir faces softly glowing in the light\n\nThis is m
EXTT0=y country\nThese are my people\nThis is the world I understand\nThis i
EXTT0=s my country\nThese are my people\nAnd I know'em like the back of my o
EXTT0=wn hand\n\nIf we had something to say\nWe'd bounce it off the screen\n
EXTT0=We were watching and we couldn't look away\nWe all know what we look l
EXTT0=ike\nYou know what I mean\nWe wouldn't have had it any other way\n\nWe
EXTT0= got comedy, tragedy\nEverything from A to B\nWatching other people li
EXTT0=ving\nSeeing other peopleplay\nHaving other people's voices fill our m
EXTT0=inds\nThank you Jesus\n\nFeelings might go unexpressed\nI think that's
EXTT0= probably for thebest\nDig too deep who knows what you will find\n\nTh
EXTT0=is is my country\nThose were my people\nTheirs was a world I understan
EXTT0=d\n\nPicturea room, no window\nA door that leads outside\nA man lying 
EXTT0=on a blanket on the floor\nPicture his three grown boys behind him\nBo
EXTT0=uncing words off of a screen\nOf a television big as all outdoors\nNow
EXTT0= your children are your children\nEven when they're grown\nWhen they s
EXTT0=peak to you\nYou got to listen to what they have to say\nButthey all l
EXTT0=ive alone now\nThey have TVs of their own\nBut they keepon coming over
EXTT0= anyway\nAnd much as I love them\nI'm always kind of glad when they go
EXTT0= away\n\nThis is my country\nThese are my people\nThis is the world I 
EXTT0=understand\nThis is my country\nThese are mypeople\nAnd I know 'em lik
EXTT0=e the back of my own hand\nI know 'em like the back of my own hand\n
EXTT1=Pretty little baby\nhow come you never come around?\nPretty littlebaby
EXTT1=\nHow come you never come around?\nI sent you all them prettyflowers\n
EXTT1=Now you're nowhere to be found\n\nI call you up at midnight sometimes 
EXTT1=I must admit\nAnd when I find you're not at home\nMyhead heats up like
EXTT1= a furnace \nMy heart grows colder than a stone\nSo what's the good of
EXTT1= all this money I got\nIf every night I'm left here all alone?\nIt's a
EXTT1= gun that I need\n\nShame Shame Shame Shame Shame\nI ain't ashamed of 
EXTT1=nothing\nShame Shame Shame Shame Shame\nI don't know what you're talki
EXTT1=ng about\n\nAll right let's talka little business\nYou know what I'm s
EXTT1=aying\nA man of my experience of life\nDon't expect a beautiful young 
EXTT1=woman like yourself\nTocome on over here every day\nAnd have some old 
EXTT1=dude banging on her like a gypsy on a tambourine\nThat's not what we'r
EXTT1=e talking about\nThat's not what we're talking about\nThat's not what 
EXTT1=we're talking about\n\nBut I will say this\nI've been all over the wor
EXTT1=ld\nAndI've seen some wonderfulve no one to share my plans, my dreams\
EXTT1=nMy hopes and my schemes,my...\n\nShame Shame Shame Shame Shame\nYou c
EXTT1=ould be right\nI've sunk pretty low this time\nShame Shame Shame Shame
EXTT1= Shame\nThese are truly desperate times\n\nSaw your little sandals bab
EXTT1=y\nOut behind the wishing well\nDown here in the cool depths of the Qu
EXTT1=arter\nWherethe rich folk dwell\nAnd I pictured your in diamonds, sati
EXTT1=ns andpearls\nCome on back to daddy\nDaddy miss his little baby girl\n
EXTT1=\nNow my father, he was an angry man\nYou cross him he made you pay\nI
EXTT1= myself am no longer an angry man\nBut don't make me beg you\nDon't ma
EXTT1=ke me beg\n\nDo you know what it feels like\nTo woke up in themorning\
EXTT1=nHave every joint in your body aching, God damn it?\nYouknow what it f
EXTT1=eels like\nTo have to get up in the middle of the night and sit down t
EXTT1=o take a piss?\nYou do know?\nSo you say\nI havemy doubts, Missy\nDo y
EXTT1=ou know what it feels like\nto have to bega little bum like for love?\
EXTT1=nGod damn it, you little bitch, I'd kill you if I didn't love you so m
EXTT1=uch\nShame Shame Shame Shame Shame\nShut up\n\nForgive me\nMy unfocuse
EXTT1=d words\nI was flying blind\nI lost my mind (Shame Shame Shame)\nIf yo
EXTT1=u could find it in your heart, if you got one\nTo forgive me\nI'd be e
EXTT1=ver so grateful (ShameShame Shame)\nWill you stop that please (Shame S
EXTT1=hame Shame)\nWillyou stop that please I'm trying to talk to somebody (
EXTT1=Shame)\nThank you\nYou know I have a Lexus now\nI don't get out much\n
EXTT1=You knowwhat I'm saying\nCome on home\n
EXTT2=I have nothing left to say\nBut I'm going to say it anyway\nThirtyyear
EXTT2=s upon a stage\nAnd I hear the people say\nWhy won't he go away?\n\nI 
EXTT2=pass the houses of the dead\nThey're calling me to join their group\nB
EXTT2=ut I stagger on instead\nDear God, sweet God\nProtect me from the trut
EXTT2=h, hey\n\nI'm dead but I don't knew it\nHe's dead, he's dead\nI'm dead
EXTT2= but I don't know\nHe's dead, he's dead\nI'm deadbut I don't know it\n
EXTT2=He's dead, he's dead\nPlease don't tell me so\nLet me, let me, let me 
EXTT2=go\n\nI have a family to support\nBut surely that is no excuse\nI've n
EXTT2=othing further to report\nTime you spend with me \nIs time you lose\n\
EXTT2=nI always thought that I would know\nWhen it was time to quit\nThat wh
EXTT2=en I lost a step or two or three or four or five\nI'd notice it\nNow t
EXTT2=hat I've arrived here safely\nI find my talent has gone\nWhy do I go o
EXTT2=n and on and on and onand on \nAnd on and on and on and on and on\n\nH
EXTT2=e's dead, he's dead, he's dead\nI don't know it\nHe's dead, he's dead,
EXTT2= he's dead\nI didn't know\nHe's dead, he's dead, he's dead\nI didn't k
EXTT2=now it\nWho would be so cruel to tell me so?\nYou're dead!\n\nWhen wil
EXTT2=l I end this bitter game?\nWhen will I end this cruel charade?\nEveryt
EXTT2=hing Iwrite all sounds the same\nEach record that I'm making\nIs like 
EXTT2=arecord that I've made\nJust not as good\n\nI'm dead but I don't know 
EXTT2=it\nHe's dead, he's dead\nI'm dead but I don't know\nHe's dead,he's de
EXTT2=ad\nI'm dead but I don't know it\nHe's dead, he's dead\nPlease don't t
EXTT2=ell me so\nPlease don't tell me so\nYou're dead!\n
EXTT3=Every time it rains\nI sit at home and wonder why\nEver since yousaid 
EXTT3=goodbye \nI felt so all alone\nEvery time it rains \nAnd summer shower
EXTT3=s soak the ground\nI watch the rain come pouring down \nAnd I call out
EXTT3= your name\n\nEvery time it rains\nI hang my head and want to die\nAnd
EXTT3= I don't seem to care that\nI'm just not making iton my own\nEvery tim
EXTT3=e it rains\n\nSometimes late at night \nI closemy eyes\nAnd pretend th
EXTT3=at you're here with me \nbut every time itrains\nI realize just how lo
EXTT3=nely my life is going to be\n\nEvery time it rains\nEvery time I hear 
EXTT3=the raindrops fall\nI may say thatI don't mind it at all\nBut I do\nEv
EXTT3=ery time it rains\nEvery time Itry to tell myself\nThat in time I'll f
EXTT3=ind somebody else\nBut itwon't be you\nEvery time it rains\nEvery time
EXTT3= it rains\n
EXTT4=The great nations of Europe\nHad gathered on the shore\nThey'd conquer
EXTT4=ed what was behind them\nAnd now they wanted more\nSo the looked to th
EXTT4=e mighty ocean\nAnd took to the western sea\nThe great nations of Euro
EXTT4=pe in the sixteenth century\n\nHide your wives and daughters\nHide the
EXTT4= groceries too\nGreat nations of Europe coming through\n\nThe Grand Ca
EXTT4=nary Islands\nFirst land to which they came\nThey slaughtered all the 
EXTT4=canaries there\nWhich gave the land its name\nThere were natives there
EXTT4= called Guanches\nGuanches by the score\nBullets, disease, the Portugu
EXTT4=ese, and they \n       weren't there anymore\nNow they're gone, they'r
EXTT4=e gone, they're really gone\nYou've never seen anyone so gone\nThey're
EXTT4= a picture in a museum\nSome lines written in a book\nBut you won't fi
EXTT4=nd a live one no matter where you look\n\nHide your wives and daughter
EXTT4=s\nHide the groceries too\nGreat nations of Europe coming through\n\nC
EXTT4=olumbus sailed for India\nFound Salvador instead\nHe shook hands with 
EXTT4=some Indiansand soon \n       they all were dead\nThey got TB and typh
EXTT4=oid andathlete's foot\nDiphtheria and the flu\nExcuse me - Great natio
EXTT4=nscoming through!\n\nBalboa found the pacific\nAnd on the trail oneday
EXTT4=\nHe met some friendly Indians\nWhom he was told were gay\nSo hehad th
EXTT4=em torn apart by dogs \n         on religious grounds theysay\nThe gre
EXTT4=at nations of Europe were quite holy in their way\nNow they're gone, t
EXTT4=hey're gone, they're really gone\nYou've never seen anyone so gone\nSo
EXTT4=me bones hidden in the canyon\nSome paintings in a cave\nThere's no us
EXTT4=e trying to save them\nThere's nothing left to save\n\nHide your wives
EXTT4= and daughters\nHide your sons as well\nWith the great nations of Euro
EXTT4=pe you never can tell\n\nFrom where you and I are standing\nAt the end
EXTT4= of a century\nEuropes have sprung up everywhere as even I can see\nBu
EXTT4=t there on the horizon asa possibility\nSome bug from out of Africa mi
EXTT4=ght come for you and me\nDestroying everything in its path\nFrom sea t
EXTT4=o shining sea\nLike the great nations of Europe\nIn the sixteenth century\n
EXTT5=You've got to learn to get to know the one you love\nTo anticipate her
EXTT5= every move\nYou got to know exactly what she's thinking of\nShe may b
EXTT5=e hungry\nShe won't say\nYou better get a burger or something in her r
EXTT5=ight away\nIf you don't you're gonna pay\nAt the handof the one you lo
EXTT5=ve\nThe one you love\nThe one you love\n\nYoung man\nYou're running fr
EXTT5=ee\nYou're running wild\nYou fall in love\nYou become nothing but a li
EXTT5=ttle baby child\nShe can hurt you\nWith thesound of her voice\nYou can
EXTT5= leave her\nBut you got no choice\nYou can't leave her man\nYou're jus
EXTT5=t a prisoner of the one you love\nThe one you love\nThe one you love\n
EXTT5=\nTrue love never runs smooth youknow\nSometimes there'll be sunny day
EXTT5=s\nSometimes there'll be sleet and snow\nWhe true love calls you\nMan 
EXTT5=you gotta go\nAnd when you gotta go, you gotta go\nYou got to know the
EXTT5= one you love\nYou got to know the one you love\nThe one you love\nThe
EXTT5= one you love\nTheone you love\nThe one you love\n\nOnce a great man's
EXTT5= heart was captured by a lovely chest\nHe told himself it was her mind
EXTT5= he loved\nBut he was blind like all the rest\nTwenty hard years went 
EXTT5=by\nTill another chest will catch his eye\nHe just hung his head and c
EXTT5=ried\nAnd said, "Sorry dear you're too late\nI've already ruined mylif
EXTT5=e."\nYou've got to know the one you love\nYou've got to know the one y
EXTT5=ou love\n\nShe may be gentle\nShe may be kind\nShe may not know exactl
EXTT5=y what's on hena find\nYou lose the one you love\nThe one you love\nTh
EXTT5=e one you love
EXTT6=When Karl Marx was a boy\nHe took a hard look around\nHe saw people we
EXTT6=re starving all over the place\nWhile others were painting the town (b
EXTT6=uh, buh, buh)\nThe public spirited boy\nBecame a public spirited man\n
EXTT6=So he worked very hard and he read everthing\nUntil he came up with a 
EXTT6=plan\n\nThere'll be no exploitation\nOf the workeror his kin\nNo discr
EXTT6=imination 'cause the color of your skin\nNo more private property\nIt 
EXTT6=would not be allowed\nNo one could rise too high\nNo one could sink to
EXTT6=o low\nOr go under completely like some we all know\n\nIf Marx were li
EXTT6=ving today\nHe'd be rolling aroundin his grave\nAnd if I had him here 
EXTT6=in my mansion on the hill\nI'd tell him a story t'would give his old h
EXTT6=eart a chill\nIt's something that happened to me\n\nI'd say, Karl I re
EXTT6=cently stumbled\nIntoa new family\nWith two little children in school\
EXTT6=nWhere all little children should be\nI went to the orientation\nAll t
EXTT6=he young mommies were there\nKarl, you never have seen such a glorious
EXTT6= sight\nAs these beautiful women arrayed for the night\nJust like coun
EXTT6=tessess, empresses, movie stars and queens\nAnd they'd come there with
EXTT6= men much like me\nFroggish men, unpleasant to see\nWere you tokiss on
EXTT6=e Karl\nNary a prince would there be\n\nOh Karl the world isn't fair\n
EXTT6=It isn't and never will be\nThey tried out your plan\nItbrough misery 
EXTT6=instead\nIf you'd seen how they worked it\nYou'd beglad you were dead\
EXTT6=nJust like I'm glad I'm living in the land ofthe free\nWhere the rich 
EXTT6=just get richer\nAnd the poor you don't ever have to see\nIt would dep
EXTT6=ress us, Karl\nBecause we care\nThat the world still isn't fair
EXTT7=Since I was a child\nI've tried to be what I am not\nI've lied andI've
EXTT7= enjoyed it all my life\nI lied to my dear mother\nTo my sisters and m
EXTT7=y brother\nAnd now I'm lyin' to my children and my wife\n\nBig hat, no
EXTT7= cattle\nBig head, no brain\nBig snake, no rattle\nI forever remain\nB
EXTT7=ig hat, no cattle\nI knew from the start\nBig boat,no paddle\nBig bell
EXTT7=y, no heart\n\nCan't remember why I do it\nOh, maybe I can\nAn honest 
EXTT7=man these days is hard to find\nI only know we're living in an unforgi
EXTT7=ving land\nAnd a little lie can buy somereal big peace of mind\nOft ti
EXTT7=mes I have wondered what might I have become\nHad I but buckled down a
EXTT7=nd really tried\nBut when it came down to the wire\nI called my family
EXTT7= to my side\nStood up straight, threw my head back, and I lied, lied, 
EXTT7=lied\n\nBig hat, no cattle\nBig shoes, well you know\nBig horse, no sa
EXTT7=ddle\nHe goes wherever I go\nBig hat, no cattle\nI knew right from the
EXTT7= start\nBig guns, no battle\nBig Belly, no heart\n\nWhen it came down 
EXTT7=to the wire\nIcalled my little family to my side\nStood up straight, t
EXTT7=hrew myhead back, and I lied, lied, lied\nLied, lied, lied\n\nBig hat,
EXTT7= nocattle\nBig head, no brain\nBig snake, no rattle\nI forever remain\
EXTT7=nBig hat, no cattle\nI knew from the start\nBig boat, no paddle\nBigbe
EXTT7=lly, no heart\nBig boat, no paddle\nBig belly, no heart
EXTT8=When you fall in love with someone\nWho doesn't love you\nSomeonewho t
EXTT8=reats you so badly\nIt ramifies your head\nSomeone who doesn't want yo
EXTT8=u\nBut won't let you go\nSomeone who thinks you're crazy\nAnd tells yo
EXTT8=u so\nOver and over and over\nIf this happens to you\nYou'd be better 
EXTT8=off dead\n\nYou might be surprised to learn how often it can happen\nI
EXTT8=n a love affair\n(And boy does it hurt)\nYou fall in love with someone
EXTT8= for whom you really care\nAnd they treat you just like you was dirt\n
EXTT8=They make you feel all fat and fumbly\nMake you feel kind of dirty and
EXTT8= flirty\nHey I'm talking to you\nDieone\nWhose every word's like a kni
EXTT8=ife that cuts through you\nBetter off dead\nThan living with someone\n
EXTT8=Who just doesn't give a shit what happens to you\nYou know that it's w
EXTT8=rong\nBut you go on andon and on\nBetter off dead\nBetter off dead\nBe
EXTT8=tter off dead\n\nWhenyou fall in love with someone\nWho doesn't love y
EXTT8=ou\nYou better run for daylight\nJust as fast as you can (Little man)\
EXTT8=nForget youfoolish dreams and schemes that things will\n   work out in
EXTT8= the end\nPut some real mileage between yourself and the object of\n  
EXTT8= your love my friend\nOr become what you see\nYes, a loser like me\nSo
EXTT8=meone who'd be \nBetter off dead\nBetter off dead
EXTT9=Still in my heart\nAfter all these years\nSeparated by time\nAnd now b
EXTT9=y distance\nI couldn't allow myself to feel\nThe loss that I feel righ
EXTT9=t now\nAs I put this song down\n\nYou're far away\nAnd happyI know\nAn
EXTT9=d it's a bit too late\nTwenty years or so\nAnd it's a little bit cold\
EXTT9=nFor all those concerned\nBut I'd sell my soul and your souls for a so
EXTT9=ng\nSo I'll pour my heart out\n\nI miss you\nI missyou\nI miss you\nI'
EXTT9=m sorry but I do\nI miss you\nI miss you\nI missyou\nI'm sorry but it'
EXTT9=s true\n\nI want to thank you for the good years\nAnd apologize for th
EXTT9=e rough ones\nYou must be laughing yourself sick\nUp there in Idaho\nB
EXTT9=ut I wanted to write you one\nBefore Iquit\nAnd this one's it\n\nI mis
EXTT9=s you\nI miss you\nI miss you\nAnd Iwanted you to know\nI miss you\nI 
EXTT9=miss you\nI miss you\nAnd I stilllove you so
EXTT10=Going home\nGoing home\nOh the dark night is over now\nI'm going nhome
EXTT10=\n\nTo the land I love\nTo the land I love\nAnd the one girl whowaits 
EXTT10=for me\nI'm  going home\n\nI will cross the sea\nI will crossthe sea\n
EXTT10=I am going home forever\nI'm going home\n\nGoing home\nGoinghome\nGoing home
EXTT11=I want everyone to like me\nI want everyone to like me real bad\nIwant
EXTT11= everyone to approve of me\n'Cause when they disapprove of me it makes
EXTT11= me feel so sad\n\nI want to earn the respect of my peers\nIf it takes
EXTT11= a hundred years\nI'd like to find out where they are, by the way,\nFo
EXTT11=r I would run to embrace them\nI'm only kidding\nI'm really very modes
EXTT11=t once you get to know me\n\nA house, a little land\nMaybe someone to 
EXTT11=lend a helping hand\nA little money set aside\nAh, then I would be sat
EXTT11=isfied\n\nI want someone to tell me one time\n"Honey, you don't look w
EXTT11=ell.\nWhy don't you lie down for acouple of years\nI'll look after thi
EXTT11=ngs." Yeah.\nA grown up womanwould be nice\nI'd like to flip her over 
EXTT11=once or twice\nFind outwhat makes her tick\n\nSome friends to call my 
EXTT11=own, God knows,\nA family and a home\nA couple kiddies at my side\nTo 
EXTT11=keep me fat andsatisfied\nI want everyone to like me\nThat's one thing
EXTT11= I know forsure\nI want everyone to like me\n'Cause I'm a little insecure
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