Just

Album: Version (2006)
Charted: 31
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  • Can't get the stink off
    He's been hanging round for days
    Comes like a comet
    Suckered you but not your friends
    One day he'll get to you
    And teach you how to be a holy cow

    You do it to yourself, you do
    And that's what really hurts
    Is that you do it to yourself
    Just you and no one else
    You do it to yourself
    You do it to yourself

    Don't get my sympathy
    Hanging out the 15th floor
    You've changed the locks three times
    He still comes reeling through the door
    One day I'll get you
    And teach you how to get to purest hell

    You do it to yourself, you do
    And that's what really hurts
    Is that you do it to yourself
    Just you, you and no one else
    You do it to yourself
    You do it to yourself

    You do it to yourself, you do
    And that's what really hurts
    Is that you do it to yourself
    Just you, you and no one else
    You do it to yourself
    You do it to yourself, yourself, yourself Writer/s: Colin Charles Greenwood, Edward John O'Brien, Jonathan Richard Guy Greenwood, Philip James Selway, Thomas Edward Yorke
    Publisher: Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sentric Music, Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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