What Katy Did Next

Album: Down In Albion (2005)
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  • There's a lesson I have learnt
    If you play with fire you will get burnt
    Hell hath no fury
    Like woman scorned
    I'll tell you my story
    Make you wish you never, wish you
    Wish you never never, wish you never been born

    I may never learn, never know
    I may live and learn but never know
    I may crash and burn, oh no
    I may take my turn

    If you love her, then tell her you love her and
    You could be kissing her soon
    If you need her, oh, tell her you need her and
    You won't be missing her soon
    Oh, but for a love to be true
    It must come from her too

    It's a lesson hard learned
    If you play with fire you will get burnt
    Hell hath no fury

    Oh, I may never learn, you never know
    I may live and learn, never know
    I may crash and burn, oh no
    I may take my turn

    If you love her, then tell her you love her and
    You could be kissing her soon
    If you need her, oh, tell her you need her and
    You won't be missing her soon Writer/s: Peter Doherty
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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