You never used to listen, now you do, do, do, do
There's two things in life, just me and you, you, you, you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do, do, do, do
I can tell you anything I like, like, like, like
You never used to listen, now you do
I always see you
Pick up the camera, dry my eyes
I take a close-up
So I can see you all the time
I know there's two things in life, just me and you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do
I can tell you anything I like
You never used to listen, now you do, do, do, do
There's two things in life, just me and you, you, you, you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do, do, do, do
I can tell you anything I like, like, like, like
You never used to listen, now you do
I'm at a red light
And then you pull up next to me
High tension (High tension)
Until you kiss me in the street (Until you kiss me in the street)
I know there's two things in life, just me and you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do
I can tell you anything I like
You never used to listen, now you do, do, do, do
There's two things in life, just me and you, you, you, you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do, do, do, do
I can tell you anything I like, like, like, like
You never used to listen, now you do
There's two things in life, just me and you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do
I can tell you anything I like
You never used to listen, now you do
I know there's two things in life, just me and you (Life, just me and you)
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do (Sorrow, yeah, you do)
I can tell you anything I like (Anything I like)
You never used to listen, now you do, do, do, do
There's two things in life, just me and you, you, you, you
You look good in sorrow, yeah, you do, do, do, do
I can tell you anything I like, like, like, like
You never used to listen, now you do
The Confidence-Man: His Masquerade, first published in New York on April Fool's Day 1857, is the ninth and final novel by American writer Herman Melville. The work was published on the exact day of the novel's setting. Centered on the title character, The Confidence-Man portrays a group of steamboat passengers travelling on the Mississippi River toward New Orleans. The narrative follows a succession of confidence men who, as suggested by the book's title, may be the same man in disguise. The con...
