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Madonna - Human Nature lyrics
Spoken:) Express yourself, don't repress yourself (repeat 4 times) Chorus: And I'm not sorry [I'm not sorry] It's human nature [it's human nature] And I'm not sorry [I'm not sorry] I'm not your bitch don't hang your shit on me [it's human nature] You wouldn't let me say the words I longed to say You didn't want to see life through my eyes [Express yourself, don't repress yourself] You tried to shove me back inside your narrow room And silence me with bitterness and lies [Express yourself, don't repress yourself] Did I say something wrong? Oops, I didn't know I couldn't talk about sex [I musta been crazy] Did I stay too long? Oops, I didn't know I couldn't speak my mind [What was I thinking] (chorus) You punished me for telling you my fantasies I'm breakin' all the rules I didn't make [Express yourself, don't repress yourself] You took my words and made a trap for silly fools You held me down and tried to make me break [Express yourself, don't repress yourself] Bridge: Did I say something true? Oops, I didn't know I couldn't talk about sex [I musta been crazy] Did I have a point of view? Oops, I didn't know I couldn't talk about you [What was I thinking] (chorus) Express yourself, don't repress yourself (repeat twice) Express yourself, don't repress yourself (repeat twice) (bridge) (chorus) (chorus, with the following spoken substitutions) [I'm not apologizing] [Would it sound better if I were a man?] [You're the one with the problem] [Why don't you just deal with it] (chorus, with the following spoken substitutions) [Would you like me better if I was?] [We all feel the same way] [I have no regrets] [Just look in the mirror] (chorus, with the following spoken substitutions) [I don't have to justify anything] [I'm just like you] [Why should I be?] [Deal with it |
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