You Always Get Your Way
Sheryl Crow · Other Songs - Sheryl Crow
Well then
I guess that's it then
As you trip on my rug on your way out the door
To your new found freedom
You always get your way
Happy
We can't be happy
For I've learned
That reality is only opinion
We disagreed, dear
Some opinions can't persuade
Crazy
My thinkin' was hazy
Placin' you
In the kitchen with apron and skillet preparing me dinner
But to serve's not your fortay
Lonely
I bet I was only
Lookin' in your direction for some small affection
But you made me love you
'cause you always get your way
Always always
Isn't it boring?
Day after day
After day
After day
After day
Your suspicion
And all my ambition
Creates nothing less than an incredible mess
So I guess good luck darlin'
Is all I have to say
Kill me
You said you'd kill me
Baby those are just words
That in anger
You say but I surely would hate it
If you ever got your way
And you always get your way
You always get your way
I guess that's it then
As you trip on my rug on your way out the door
To your new found freedom
You always get your way
Happy
We can't be happy
For I've learned
That reality is only opinion
We disagreed, dear
Some opinions can't persuade
Crazy
My thinkin' was hazy
Placin' you
In the kitchen with apron and skillet preparing me dinner
But to serve's not your fortay
Lonely
I bet I was only
Lookin' in your direction for some small affection
But you made me love you
'cause you always get your way
Always always
Isn't it boring?
Day after day
After day
After day
After day
Your suspicion
And all my ambition
Creates nothing less than an incredible mess
So I guess good luck darlin'
Is all I have to say
Kill me
You said you'd kill me
Baby those are just words
That in anger
You say but I surely would hate it
If you ever got your way
And you always get your way
You always get your way
You Always Get Your Way
Sheryl Crow's "You Always Get Your Way" stands as a defining track from her 1993 debut album, "Tuesday Night Music Club." The song exemplifies her signature blend of country-rock and pop sensibilities, characterized by a driving rhythm and her distinctive vocal delivery. Released during the height of her early career, the recording captures the confident, slightly rebellious spirit that became a hallmark of her work. It serves as a testament to her ability to craft anthems that resonate with themes of personal agency and self-assurance, solidifying her status as a major force in 90s alternative country music.