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Mad Dogs & Englishmen Lyrics by Milburn

What You Could’ve Won - Single

2006

[Verse 1]
Don't he make you feel sick to your stomach
Like you want to look the other way?
And all the while while you look for the exits
Something inside you compels you to stay
[Pre-Chorus]
'Cause she said something to them, which was not very wise
Because they won't back down or swallow their pride
[Chorus]
When this comes around, just fall into the ground
Oh, the heart is on the sleeve but the head is in the clouds
But when someone's lost a one and the damage has been done
Do you feel so big and do you feel so clever?
[Verse 2]
How it's always the mind of instantly
Yeah, these grown men can act so infantly
Is it because they get overexcited?
They need a release, so things start to become violent again
[Pre-Chorus]
'Cause she said something to them right in front of their eyes
Mad dogs and Englishmen won't let that lie
[Chorus]
When this comes around, just fall into the ground
Oh, the heart is on the sleeve but the head is in the clouds
But when someone's lost a one and the damage has been done
Do you feel so big and do you feel so clever?
[Bridge]
But in the light of day, you look at things in a different way, you do
Things you were so sure about seem so silly now
But at that place in time, you acted like you could take on the world
'Till you realised
[Outro]
When this came around and you fell to the ground
Do you feel so big and do you feel so clever?
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Milburn

Milburn

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"Mad Dogs & Englishmen" appears on "What You Could’ve Won - Single" in 2006.

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