Karma

Album: LP1 (2011)
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  • Oh yeah, yeah, uh-huh
    If I was just a little bit stronger baby
    Coulda make it last a little bit longer maybe
    Coulda made it on my own
    I should have just let you go
    I should have been a little bit stronger baby

    If I was just a little bit sweeter baby
    I know, I know, I know I wouldn't be here alone
    Thank God I'm a little bit mean baby

    I am what I am, you did what you did
    I'm glad I'm not a sinner baby, 'cause here's the twist
    You are what you are, I saw what I saw
    Karma's your master, and you're the bitch

    You could have tried a little bit harder baby
    You could have been a little bit smarter baby
    I tried not to see when you were on and off for me
    You could have tried a little bit harder baby

    I am what I am, you did what you did
    I'm glad I'm not a sinner baby, 'cause here's the twist
    You are what you are, I saw what I saw
    Karma's your master, and you're the bitch

    Yes, you are, yeah
    Now I got a loaded gun now baby
    Gonna love to watch you run like a lady
    And cry like a baby just like I did when you had gone, oh

    See I, I should have been a little bit stronger
    I should have been a little bit harder
    Should have been a little bit tougher
    Should have been a little bit smarter
    Should have been a little bit rougher
    Should have been a little bit stronger
    Should have ran a little bit faster?
    Away from you baby, away from you, oh

    I'm maybe on my own, now the feeling's gone
    It's all gone Writer/s: Brad Warren, Brett Warren, Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Martina Mcbride
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Spirit Music Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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