I Don't Understand
from Kate and Corey Quartet by Kate and Corey
about
Volume 1 - Edition 4
lyrics
So you thought you'd have your cake and eat it too?
Did you ever consider what you'd put me through?
Now you say you saw an old friend at the liquor store
And for two months you'd forgotten what he called you for
Well
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
Tonight I saw a message blinking on your phone
You took it to the other room and left me alone
You said it was your sister wanting to go out
And you'd be home midnight without a doubt
Well
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
What are you waiting for?
I told you I love you
Let me help you with your door
But if you lie to me
Oh, woman, just you wait and see
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
Did you ever consider what you'd put me through?
Now you say you saw an old friend at the liquor store
And for two months you'd forgotten what he called you for
Well
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
Tonight I saw a message blinking on your phone
You took it to the other room and left me alone
You said it was your sister wanting to go out
And you'd be home midnight without a doubt
Well
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
What are you waiting for?
I told you I love you
Let me help you with your door
But if you lie to me
Oh, woman, just you wait and see
So sorry that I made you cry
But you've got some things to explain to this jealous guy
Oh, baby where'd you hide the truth?
I don't think it's too much to ask you to show some proof
Cause if those crying eyes are calling out for some other man
I don't understand
credits
from Kate and Corey Quartet,
track released July 8, 2014
Vocals/Guitar/Bass: Corey Coleman
Vocals/Guitar: Kate Coleman
Drums: Pete Maier
Guitar (Slide): Chris Weinholtz
© 2014 Kate Coleman/Righteous Red Writinghood (SESAC) / Corey Coleman/Adirondack Anecdotes (SESAC)
Vocals/Guitar/Bass: Corey Coleman
Vocals/Guitar: Kate Coleman
Drums: Pete Maier
Guitar (Slide): Chris Weinholtz
© 2014 Kate Coleman/Righteous Red Writinghood (SESAC) / Corey Coleman/Adirondack Anecdotes (SESAC)
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Kate and Corey Atlanta, Georgia
Kate and Corey are Soulful Roots-Rock singer/songwriters from Atlanta, GA with soaring harmonies and tight-rope-walking musicianship. Their blissful, passionate sound is leaving audiences all over the southeast feeling more connected. To the music, and to each other. ... more
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