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Alanis Morissette ~ One Bad Apple


The osmond brothers (trivia! this is the song that alanis sang on star search..and lost) I can tell you've been hurt By that look on your face, girl Some boy brought sad into your happy world You need love, but you're afraid that if you give in Someone else will come along And sock it to ya again Chorus: One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch,girl Give it one more try before you give up on love One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch, boy I don't care what they say I don't care what you heard I could make you happy, baby, Satisfy you too But how can i if you won't give me a chance To prove my love to you? Won't you give me just one chance? I'll give you my guarantee that you won't be hurt again Repeat chorus I've been noticing you, baby For a long, long time And i'm not ashamed to tell the world That you really messed up my mind Boy, to me you're like a dream come true I'd rather hurt myself than to ever hurt you Repeat chorus more free lyrics

The osmond brothers
(trivia! this is the song that alanis sang on star search..and lost)

I can tell you've been hurt
By that look on your face, girl
Some boy brought sad into your happy world
You need love, but you're afraid that if you give in
Someone else will come along
And sock it to ya again

Chorus:
One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch,girl Give it one more try before you give up on love One bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch, boy
I don't care what they say
I don't care what you heard

I could make you happy, baby,
Satisfy you too
But how can i if you won't give me a chance
To prove my love to you?
Won't you give me just one chance?
I'll give you my guarantee that you won't be hurt again

Repeat chorus

I've been noticing you, baby
For a long, long time
And i'm not ashamed to tell the world
That you really messed up my mind
Boy, to me you're like a dream come true
I'd rather hurt myself than to ever hurt you

Repeat chorus

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