If you came to make some trouble
Better make it good
Your sexy cocktail hour stubble
Is doing what it should

Looks may be sweet and subtle
I think it?s trouble, honey, I think it?s good
If you came to make trouble
Make me a double honey, I think it?s good

Novices have expectations
?Cause they think they should
Experts have their revelations
Like they knew they would

What may seem complicated
Is overstated, downright misunderstood
Love will not be outdated
Maybe placated but it?s got to be good

we're so precarious with semantics

I think this could be trouble
I think it?s trouble honey, I think it?s good
If you came to make trouble
Make me a double honey, I think it?s good

What may seem complicated
Is overstated, downright misunderstood
Love will not be outdated
Maybe placated but it?s got to be good

we're far too serious
I think we could be
Such nefarious pyromantics

I think this could be trouble
I think it?s trouble honey, I think it?s good
If you came to make trouble
Make me a double honey, I think it?s good

I think it?s good, I think it?s good, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, I think it?s good, yeah, yeah, yeah, yes, I think it?s good
Said, I think it?s good, yeah, I think it?s good
Yeah, I think it?s good



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