Don’t You Lie To Me Supertramp
"Don’t You Lie To Me" by Supertramp, released in 1977, is a #Rock song that explores themes of trust, betrayal, and emotional honesty in relationships. The lyrics convey a plea for sincerity, emphasizing the pain of deceit. Musically, it features a blend of piano-driven melodies and rich harmonies, showcasing the band's signature sound. The song reflects the era's disillusionment and resonates with listeners who value authenticity in connections.
Let's talk it over
Baby from the start
I heard 'bout the way you always do your part
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
It makes me mad I'm a sugar as a man could be
I could love baby until the cows come home
But I'm so sick and tired of you doing me wrong
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
It makes me mad as evil as man can be
Baby from the start
I heard 'bout the way you always do your part
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
It makes me mad I'm a sugar as a man could be
I could love baby until the cows come home
But I'm so sick and tired of you doing me wrong
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
Don't you lie to me
It makes me mad as evil as man can be
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