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Cheap Trick ~ Oh, Candy


Oh candy why did you do it You should've called me on the telephone I didn't expect for you call me 'cause i didn't think that you were alone So alone Oh, candy worked so hard At doin' what he thought was right It really really doesn't mean a thing Oh, candy worked so hard At doin' what he thought was right It really really doesn't mean a thing Oh candy why did you do it You didn't stick a needle in your vein You just got so damned depressed We all liked you except yourself Oh, candy worked so hard At doin' what he thought was right It really really doesn't mean a thing Oh, candy worked so hard At doin' what he thought was right It really really doesn't mean a thing You, you won't be comin' around no more You, you won't be comin' around no more Oh candy why did you do it I didn't think you heard a word that i said more free lyrics

Oh candy why did you do it
You should've called me on the telephone
I didn't expect for you call me
'cause i didn't think that you were alone
So alone
Oh, candy worked so hard
At doin' what he thought was right
It really really doesn't mean a thing
Oh, candy worked so hard
At doin' what he thought was right
It really really doesn't mean a thing
Oh candy why did you do it
You didn't stick a needle in your vein
You just got so damned depressed
We all liked you except yourself
Oh, candy worked so hard
At doin' what he thought was right
It really really doesn't mean a thing
Oh, candy worked so hard
At doin' what he thought was right
It really really doesn't mean a thing
You, you won't be comin' around no more
You, you won't be comin' around no more
Oh candy why did you do it
I didn't think you heard a word that i said

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