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Alisha's Attic ~ Devil You Call Love


There you go again, telling me i'm too cold
So light a fire in me, if that doesn't sound too bold

Could you tell me, yeah, that i am beautiful for once
I don't feel a thing inside this devil you call love
Well i don't feel a thing inside this devil you call love
Now my hearts broke i dedicate it to ya
I never loved a man the way i love you so
Here's my last quote i dedicate it to ya
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?

There you go again taking a deep breath, looking skywards
Cos i looked like i need some attention, do i? yeah that's right

Could you tell me, yeah, that i'm beautiful for once?
I don't feel a thing inside this devil you call love
I don't feel a thing inside this devil you call love
Now my hearts broke i dedicate it to ya
I never loved a man the way i love you so
Here's my last quote i dedicate it to ya
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?

Now my hearts broke i dedicate it to ya
I never loved a man the way i love you so
Here's my last quote i dedicate it to ya
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?

Oo la i drum myself silly that you really care
Oo la i'm drumming on something that's not really there

Now my hearts broke i dedicate it to ya
I never loved a man the way i love you so
Here's my last quote i dedicate it to ya
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?

Now my hearts broke i dedicate it to ya
I never loved a man the way i love you so
Here's my last quote i dedicate it to ya
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?
Wanna treat a women so bad
Wanna treat a women so bad
Yeah wanna treat a women so bad
(dedicated to ya)
Why would anybody ever want to treat a woman so bad?


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