Mistake (Disco Mix)
from Night Tracks by Candy Apple Blue
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Artist: Candy Apple Blue
Song: Mistake (Disco Mix)
Album: Night Tracks
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℗2012 MRIX MUZIK Records
Song: Mistake (Disco Mix)
Album: Night Tracks
Alexander Storm Mgmt.
℗2012 MRIX MUZIK Records
lyrics
Watch the MUSIC VIDEO here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSW8k4i0dIc
“Mistake”
©2012 MRIX MUZIK (ASCAP)
Words & Music By Carly Emerick & Hoyt Emerick
Verse One:
The only three words that you never said were the ones I ached to hear
But now I could care less about you dear
It's sad to think how much of my time was wasted on you
I find it downright laughable that I loved you
Lead In:
But you used me from the start
Playing games with my sacred heart
And I'm where I should be now
Well darling I got by somehow
Chorus:
You were a mistake (mistake) I had to learn from
A mistake (mistake) A mistake I had to make
I deserve someone better than you
Verse Two:
I always used to see your face in the crowd
and think of how you let me down
I let myself play victim, I was your clown
You always used to keep me waiting
You had me dangling by a string
All alone on Friday night waiting for the phone to ring
(Repeat Lead In)
(Repeat Chorus)
(Repeat Lead In)
(Repeat Chorus)
End:
The only three words that you never said were the ones I ached to hear
But now I could care less about you dear
The song presented here is protected by copyright © under the law (title 17, US Code) and is exclusively owned by ASCAP & Harry Fox Agency affiliates MRIX MUZIK Publishing.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSW8k4i0dIc
“Mistake”
©2012 MRIX MUZIK (ASCAP)
Words & Music By Carly Emerick & Hoyt Emerick
Verse One:
The only three words that you never said were the ones I ached to hear
But now I could care less about you dear
It's sad to think how much of my time was wasted on you
I find it downright laughable that I loved you
Lead In:
But you used me from the start
Playing games with my sacred heart
And I'm where I should be now
Well darling I got by somehow
Chorus:
You were a mistake (mistake) I had to learn from
A mistake (mistake) A mistake I had to make
I deserve someone better than you
Verse Two:
I always used to see your face in the crowd
and think of how you let me down
I let myself play victim, I was your clown
You always used to keep me waiting
You had me dangling by a string
All alone on Friday night waiting for the phone to ring
(Repeat Lead In)
(Repeat Chorus)
(Repeat Lead In)
(Repeat Chorus)
End:
The only three words that you never said were the ones I ached to hear
But now I could care less about you dear
The song presented here is protected by copyright © under the law (title 17, US Code) and is exclusively owned by ASCAP & Harry Fox Agency affiliates MRIX MUZIK Publishing.
credits
from Night Tracks,
released October 31, 2013
'Mistake (Disco Mix)' was written, arranged, produced, mixed
& mastered by Candy Apple Blue.
'Mistake (Disco Mix)' was written, arranged, produced, mixed
& mastered by Candy Apple Blue.
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Candy Apple Blue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Candy Apple Blue is an American two-piece synth-pop band consisting of sibling songwriting & music production team Carly and Hoyt Emerick.
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