This has been stuck in my head since the first time I heard it!! Deserves all the radio play, what a great song!
Jessie James Decker – Should Have Known Better Lyrics
You get what you give and you reap what you sow
Where you left your dirt, boy a flower has grown
Don’t know what you’ve got, ’til it’s out of your reach
So I’ve been loving myself like you never loved me
And if it hurts like hell, you can only blame yourself
Should have known better than to break my heart
Oh, ain’t it funny?
No, I never looked better and it’s all your fault
Oh, sorry, honey
But it’s over, yeah, I moved on, hallelujah, hallelujah
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
Forgive and forget, well forget about that
One look in the mirror and I ain’t ever lookin’ back
They say karma’s a bit- but I’ma make it seem sweet
‘Cause I’m dressed to kill, honey, how’s it feel knowing you lost me?
And if it hurts like hell, you can only blame yourself
Should have known better than to break my heart
Oh, ain’t it funny?
No, I never looked better and it’s all your fault
Oh, sorry, honey
But it’s over, yeah, I moved on, hallelujah, hallelujah
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
Oh, ain’t it funny?
No, I never looked better and it’s all your fault
Oh, sorry, honey
But it’s over, yeah, I moved on, hallelujah, hallelujah
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
Should have known better than to break my heart
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