Whatever You Do To Me

Take That · Everything Changes [1993]

I'm mad at you, because of all the things you do

I want you to see, the way your games are hurting me

So why did I ever fall in love with you

You're all of my nightmares and dreams come true



What can I do to make you talk this problem through

You said you've nothing to hide so, let me hear your feelings inside

I never dreamed that I'd see this kind of thing in my life

So baby, please let me go, let me go



Whatever you do to me somebody else will do to you

However you break my heart somebody else will break yours too



All I can see are straing eyes of mystery

I've tried to look behind, before you take my dignity and pride

We sit and talk all night, still you never seem to lose your height

You believe in yourself, I hope I'm never gonna need your help



Whatever you do to me somebody else will do to you

However you break my heart somebody else will break yours too

Whatever you do to me somebody else will do to you

However you break my heart somebody else will break yours too



You don't want me, you don't need me

I got news now 'cause babe I don't need you too

You don't want me, you don't need me

So careful how you move cause baby I'm watching you



Whatever you do to me somebody else will do to you

However you break my heart somebody else will break yours too

Whatever You Do To Me

Released in 1993 as part of Take That's debut album Everything Changes, Whatever You Do To Me established the group's signature blend of new wave and pop sensibilities. The track features the distinctive vocal harmonies that would define their early career, showcasing a polished production style characteristic of the mid-90s British pop scene. As a key component of their initial discography, the song helped solidify the band's reputation for energetic live performances and catchy melodies. Its enduring popularity reflects the group's ability to craft anthems that resonated with audiences during their formative years, setting the stage for their subsequent success in the music industry.