By now I know you have fooled me
Do you know I feel fooled?
How could I let you rule me
And why did I trust in beady eyes
I held you close
Breakin' loose is not a problem for you
I was the fly in your fist
But you would set free in daylight
And I take off with small thin broke legs
I held you close
[Chorus:]
Oh sweet darling
You can buy my kisses
And sell them again
Oh my darling
Oh, you can steal feelings
And then throw them away
And you should quit playing dirty games
It's not fair, you win 'cause you cheat
And you know it
I had thought I had control
I seem to misjudge
Maybe every situation
I held you close
[Chorus]
And who are you to decide
When I am supposed to smile
And you try, you try so hard
You try so hard, you try a lot
But you're a boy in a man
You're such an act, hard to get
When you're not, when you don't wanne be it
And I wish my wish was your command
I wish my wish was your command
[Chorus]
Sahara Hotnights is a Swedish all-female rock band formed in Gothenburg in 1992. Their sound, characterized by energetic guitar riffs and direct lyrics, quickly captured the attention of the Swedish audience. Among their most representative songs are "The Last Time", "I Don't Wanna Be Your Friend" and "You Can't Stop Me". The group disbanded in 2011 but reunited in 2019, demonstrating their ability to evolve and remain relevant. Their debut album "The Sahara Hotnights" (1996) marked the beginning of their career, followed by other works such as "Love Is a Battlefield" (1998) and "The Best of Sahara Hotnights" (2003). Sahara Hotnights have contributed to defining the Swedish music scene of the 1990s and 2000s, leaving an indelible mark with their energetic and authentic music.
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