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Brian McKnight ~ Played Yourself


All you do is tell me lies Cant you see I'm not suprised That you think that im a fool Hey 'Cause you think that no one sees And you think you're playin' me I just think that you're confused you're playin' you baby (chorus) You didnt think that i would catch you you didnt know how i knew you didnt think your girl would tell on you you played yourself that way Repeat She was your best friend in your eyes But she told me the flip side Guess she wanted in my life If you've seen her plan You would know i was the man That she desired to have You were too blind to see I waited Long enough for you to throw you cards You played it But playin' didnt get you very far (chorus out) more free lyrics

All you do is tell me lies
Cant you see I'm not suprised
That you think that im a fool
Hey
'Cause you think that no one sees
And you think you're playin' me
I just think that you're confused
you're playin' you baby

(chorus)
You didnt think that i would catch you
you didnt know how i knew
you didnt think your girl would tell
on you
you played yourself that way
Repeat

She was your best friend in your eyes
But she told me the flip side
Guess she wanted in my life
If you've seen her plan
You would know i was the man
That she desired to have
You were too blind to see

I waited
Long enough for you to
throw you cards
You played it
But playin' didnt get you very far

(chorus out)

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