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5 Chinese Brothers ~ I Always Knew


Paul foglino I always knew you were too good for me I always knew you knew it too I did what i could, i knocked on wood, i hoped you understood But i could never measure up to you Now it scares me when i hear you talk I know i never had a chance But i'd rather be a nickel on the sidewalk Than a penny in a rich man's pants Now you've got someone to take care of you He gives you everything you need All those pretty things, engagement rings, all tied up in strings I only gave you what i got for free I always knew you were too good for me That's what you always used to say It's so hard to protect your self respect, In fact that's all i kept And that's the only thing you gave away more free lyrics

Paul foglino

I always knew you were too good for me
I always knew you knew it too
I did what i could, i knocked on wood, i hoped you understood
But i could never measure up to you

Now it scares me when i hear you talk
I know i never had a chance
But i'd rather be a nickel on the sidewalk
Than a penny in a rich man's pants

Now you've got someone to take care of you
He gives you everything you need
All those pretty things, engagement rings, all tied up in strings
I only gave you what i got for free

I always knew you were too good for me
That's what you always used to say
It's so hard to protect your self respect,
In fact that's all i kept
And that's the only thing you gave away

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