I've seen a look of evil in your eyes
You've been filling me all full of lies
Sorrow will not change your shameful deeds
Do well best, someone else has better seen

Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with me

Now I know just what you're looking for
You want me to claim that child you bore
Well you know that it must he not be
And you know the way it got to be

Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with

Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with me

Wickedness lies in your moisten lips
Your body moves just like the crack of a whip
Blackness sleeps on top of your stray bed
Do you whish that you could see me dead

Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with me
Evil woman, don't you play your games with me


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Evil Woman Lyrics as written by Lawrence William Wiegand David Waggoner

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    this song is originally by a band called CROW...you can find out more or purchase it if you like at amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000000S2R/qid%3D1104647075/sr%3D11-1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/102-5094437-0005734

    almightybooblikonon January 02, 2005   Link

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