| You’re always telling me
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| What I ought to do
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| Telling me it’s wrong
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| To look at somebody new
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| You’re telling me
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| Well, I’m telling you
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| What don’t you practice what you preach? |
| (whoa-oh)
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| You’re always telling me
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| To wait until you call
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| I wait and wait and wait
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| And you don’t call at all
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| You’re calling me
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| Well, I’m calling you
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| You tell me that I’m your sugar-pie (yeah)
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| You swear you’ll never tell a lie (yeah)
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| You even say you hope to die
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| Well, how come you say it with your fingers crossed?
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| You’re always asking me
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| To name that certain day
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| Then you change the subject
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| And you think it’s OK
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| You’re asking me
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| Well, I’m asking you
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| I’ve had a lot of time to do some thinkin'
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| Staying home alone every night
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| And now I’m taking time to do some talkin'
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| Separating wrong from right
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| Now, you’re always telling me
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| What I ought to do
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| Telling me it’s wrong
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| To look at somebody new
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| Oh, you’re telling me
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| Well, I’m telling you
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| What don’t you practice what you preach?
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| You’re always telling me
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| To wait until you call
|
| I wait and wait and wait
|
| And you don’t call at all
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| Oh, you’re calling me
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| Well, I’m calling you
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| Why, why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| You tell me that I’m your sugar-pie
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| You swear you’ll never tell a lie
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| You even say that you hope to die
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| How come you say it with your fingers crossed?
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| You’re always asking me
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| To name that certain day
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| Then you change the subject
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| And you think it’s OK
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| You’re telling me
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| I’m telling you
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| Why don’t you, tell me
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| Why don’t you, tell me
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach?
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| Why don’t you practice what you preach? |