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Chantal Kreviazuk ~ Don't Be Good


I don't know when you learn it But when you learn it you learn it fast They're the ones who love to learn They're not fast, they're nice guys They finish last They're waiting and wondering Wondering where did i go wrong Don't be good Don't be good Don't be good to me Don't be good Though you should That won't work you see Well i don't know when i learned it But when i learned it i learned it fast They're the ones who'd love to love me They're not fast They're nice guys, they finish last They're waiting & wondering Wondering where did i go wrong Don't be good Don't be good Don't be good to me Don't be good Though you should That won't work for me So don't be good to me Don't be good to me You're so good for me more free lyrics

I don't know when you learn it
But when you learn it you learn it fast
They're the ones who love to learn
They're not fast, they're nice guys
They finish last

They're waiting and wondering
Wondering where did i go wrong

Don't be good
Don't be good
Don't be good to me
Don't be good
Though you should
That won't work you see

Well i don't know when i learned it
But when i learned it i learned it fast
They're the ones who'd love to love me
They're not fast
They're nice guys, they finish last
They're waiting & wondering
Wondering where did i go wrong

Don't be good
Don't be good
Don't be good to me
Don't be good
Though you should
That won't work for me

So don't be good to me
Don't be good to me
You're so good for me

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