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Jealousy Lyrics by King Face

Everywhere You Look

1989

I bought a bucket and waited for it to rain
But I cried when it got cloudy and I cursed it when it cleared
And then fell prey to jealousy
And I thought I learned some thing but I didn’t learn nothing
I tried to make it on my own
And I thought I learned some things
But I didn't learn nothing
I'd rather make do and get it on my own and not fall prey to jealousy
I'd rather not slip and then look around
Not fall prey to that part of me
I'd rather make do rather let go
And not feel judged by so-and-so inside of me
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About “Jealousy” by King Face

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"Jealousy" is credited to King Face. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Jealousy" appears on "Everywhere You Look" in 1989.

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