P!nk
Why Did I Ever Like You lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2008
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:24
There was a 5.8 earthquake today
And it kinda got me thinking
I'd still have all my hate for you in tact
Even if I lost everything
What did I say?
Why are you shaking your head?
You know you done me wrong
I may be crazy it's all in my head
But I want you darling gone, yeah
Why did I ever like you?
What did I see?
Whatever it was must've been some kind of illusion
A magic trick on me
It's hard to believe I ever laughed at anything you said
'Cause you're just not funny
Who would believe I'd let you do all those things
Oh, I guess the joke was on me
I tried to be zen
I've even asked all my friends
To help my let it slide
But all I see is your face
In my favorite place
And I can't help but wonder why
Why did I ever like you?
What did I see?
Whatever it was must've been some kind of illusion
A magic trick on me
I tried to be zen
I've even asked all my friends
To help my let it slide
All I see is your face
In my favorite place
And I can't help but wonder why
Why did I ever like you?
What did I see?
Whatever it was must've been some kind of illusion
A magic trick on me
Tell me why did I?
Why did I ever like you?
What did I see?
Whatever it was must've been some kind of illusion
A magic trick on me
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Key vocabulary
- funny
- making you laughA1
- hard
- with difficulty; firmlyA1
- help
- give supportA1
- laughed
- made a laughing soundA1
- let
- allowA1
- some
- not allA1
- things
- objects; mattersA1
- tried
- attempted; made an effortA1
- earthquake
- shaking of the groundB1
- magic
- power to do impossible thingsB1
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About this song
P!nk is an American singer-songwriter associated with pop and rock who performs as Alecia Beth Moore. She is known for her confessional songwriting, genre-crossing hits, and high-impact live shows that include aerial and acrobatic elements.