Unfortunate Thing Songtext
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Unfortunate Thing Songtext
Breaking out of school
Ain′t really fooling no one
I was sure I'd get my reward in time
Backing uo the street
With the smell of sweet sensation
Didn′t want to be another dime
Hidden in the pocket
Of some unfortunate nation
Didn't have no money, sure didn't have the time
Unfortunate thing, such an unfortunate thing
Unfortunate thing, such an unfortunate thing
But I fought with nothing
But I fought with nothing
Laughing at the rumor
That you′ve been screwing someone
Laugh better cry
It could be your turn next time
Brother what a lover beyond the fourth dimesion
He′s got an ego
That's bigger than yours and mine
()
Don′t call me Bwana
Let it settle in your heart
We move from children
Into a business counterpart
Your head was shaking as I walked into the room
A spirit breaking
That's why I feel this way
Breaking out of school
Ain′t really fooling no one
I was sure I'd get my reward in time
Backing up a street
With a smell of sweet sensation
Didn′t want to be another dime
()
Ain′t really fooling no one
I was sure I'd get my reward in time
Backing uo the street
With the smell of sweet sensation
Didn′t want to be another dime
Hidden in the pocket
Of some unfortunate nation
Didn't have no money, sure didn't have the time
Unfortunate thing, such an unfortunate thing
Unfortunate thing, such an unfortunate thing
But I fought with nothing
But I fought with nothing
Laughing at the rumor
That you′ve been screwing someone
Laugh better cry
It could be your turn next time
Brother what a lover beyond the fourth dimesion
He′s got an ego
That's bigger than yours and mine
()
Don′t call me Bwana
Let it settle in your heart
We move from children
Into a business counterpart
Your head was shaking as I walked into the room
A spirit breaking
That's why I feel this way
Breaking out of school
Ain′t really fooling no one
I was sure I'd get my reward in time
Backing up a street
With a smell of sweet sensation
Didn′t want to be another dime
()
Writer(s): Michael Emile Craig, George Alan O'dowd, Roy Ernest Hay, Jonathan Aubrey Moss Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com