The Trouble With Love - Dog's Eye View

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And then wanted her back again

The trouble with love
Is that it starts to own you
The trouble with love
Is that it lifts you up and knocks you down

The trouble with love
Is that just when you know
You're sure where you are
Looking for a getaway car
And that's the trouble with love
That's the trouble with love

Love is blind, baby
Deaf, dumb and stupid
If I ever find that little turd
I'm going to kill Cupid
Once and for all
Once and for all

The trouble with love
Is that it cuts right through you
The trouble with love
Is that it lifts you up and knocks you out

The trouble with love
Is just when you know
You've got it all figured out
Then you know you don't know
Anythin' about it

No, no
You don't know anythin' about love
That's the trouble with love
That's the trouble with love

1, 2, 3, let me count the ways
4, 5, 6, let me count the days
Since I thought about
7, 8, 9, let me count those years

Looking for a heart to break tonight
I hope it's mine, I hope it's mine
I hope it's mine, I hope it's mineLyrics provided by TANCODEhttp://lyricsever.com/" readonly=""/>

The Trouble With Love Lyrics

If you say you need me
I will surely run away
If you swear that you don't care
Well, you, you know I'll stay until you do
And then I'll leave

I hate to admit it but you know it's true
Others tell you differently
But they're lying to you
Unless it's me, then I've truly changed
And I will stay with you until the bitter end

The trouble with love
Is that it gets to know you
The trouble with love
Is that it lifts you up and knocks you down

The trouble with love
Is just when you know you don't need it
It's gone, then it's all you want
That's the trouble with love

See that guy in the corner
Cryin' on his own shoulder?
Well, he should've let the doubt pass by
His mouth before he told her, "Goodbye
This is the end", before he let her fly
And then wanted her back again

The trouble with love
Is that it starts to own you
The trouble with love
Is that it lifts you up and knocks you down

The trouble with love
Is that just when you know
You're sure where you are
Looking for a getaway car
And that's the trouble with love
That's the trouble with love

Love is blind, baby
Deaf, dumb and stupid
If I ever find that little turd
I'm going to kill Cupid
Once and for all
Once and for all

The trouble with love
Is that it cuts right through you
The trouble with love
Is that it lifts you up and knocks you out

The trouble with love
Is just when you know
You've got it all figured out
Then you know you don't know
Anythin' about it

No, no
You don't know anythin' about love
That's the trouble with love
That's the trouble with love

1, 2, 3, let me count the ways
4, 5, 6, let me count the days
Since I thought about
7, 8, 9, let me count those years

Looking for a heart to break tonight
I hope it's mine, I hope it's mine
I hope it's mine, I hope it's mine

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Dog's Eye View are an alternative folk/rock group from Los Angeles, California who formed in 1994. The group's revolving lineup circles around singer/songwriter Peter Stuart and currently consists of Stuart (vocals, guitar), Curt Schneider (bass, guitar, percussion), Andrew Williams (guitar) and Matt Beck (guitar). They are best known for their 1995 hit single "Everything Falls Apart".

Peter Stuart (vocalist/guitarist) started out by playing in the acoustic club circuit. He then became a backup singer on a Counting Crows tour in 1994. He recorded an album with producer Jimbo Barton and a band that included Neil Nunziato on drums, Mike Visceglia on bass, Dawn Buckhola on the cello, and Regina Ballantese on the violin. They became known collectively as Dog's Eye View. They signed with Sony Records and released the album Happy Nowhere in 1995, which peaked at #77 on the Billboard Top 200 album charts. The band recorded a song for the Vic Chesnutt benefit album "Sweet Relief Two". In 1996 they had major success at radio and VH1 with the single "Everything Falls Apart", which hit #8 on the Top 40 Mainstream charts and #66 on the Billboard Hot 100. Following this success, Dog's Eye View toured with Counting Crows, Del Amitri, and The Wallflowers following the release of Happy Nowhere. However, a second single, "Small Wonders", failed to chart.

A second album, Daisy, was released by Sony in 1997. Following this, Peter Stuart released a solo album, Propeller, on Vanguard Records in 2002. After an extended hiatus, Dog's Eye View released a third album (also on Vanguard), Tomorrow Always Comes, in 2005. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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