Saw Red - Bradley Nowell



     
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Saw Red Lyrics


Girls don't go crazy
Woman, hold your man tight
Every day I love him just a little bit more
A little bit more, a little bit more
Everyday I love him just a little bit more
And he loves me the same
Every day I love her just a little bit more
A little bit more, little bit more
Everyday I love her just a little bit more
And she loves me the same
Baby if you wanna get low
Oh baby if you wanna get high
It makes no sense at all
And I saw red
I saw red, I saw red
One more secret lover that
I shot dead
Everyday I wake up just a little bit more

Feelin' like a dog out on the yard
Because that's just how we are
Everyday I wonder if it's over
When I wake up realizin' no it ain't
And break down the wall
You say it's black, but I can't believe you
And if you say it's white
You say I'm trying to deceive you
And baby, I'm aware of the high and the low
And I'd be waiting for you
In the middle but I just lack control
Baby if you wanna get low
Oh baby if you wanna get high
It makes no sense at all
I saw red
I saw red, I saw red
One more sacred lover that
I shot dead
Girls, don't go crazy
Girls, don't go crazy
Oh girls, don't go crazy when the men use you, oh
Oh, woman hold your man tight
If it makes you feel right, it's your own life

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Bradley James Nowell (commonly known as Brad Nowell) (February 22, 1968 – May 25, 1996), was an influential ska musician, who served as lead singer and guitarist of rock band Sublime. At the age of twenty-eight, shortly before the release of Sublime's major label debut album, Sublime, Nowell succumbed to a fatal heroin overdose. Some critics have said that if he had not died before the release of Sublime's major label debut album, Nowell would have become a major rock icon during the 1990s.

Read more about Bradley Nowell on Last.fm.


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