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Looking out, across the night-time;
The city winks a sleepless eye.
Hear her voice, shake my window;
Sweet se-ducing sighs.
Get me out, into the night-time;
Four walls won't hold me, to-night.
If this town, is just an apple;
Then let me take a bite. (If they say);
Why? why? Tell them that its human nature.
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why? Tell them that its human nature.
Why? why? Does he do me that way?
Reaching out, to touch a stranger;
Electric eyes are every-where.
See that girl; she knows I'm watching,
She likes the way I stare. (If they say):
Why? why? Tell them that its human nature.
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why? Tell them that its human nature.
Why? why? Does he do me that way?
I like livin' this way,
I like lovin' this way. That way.
Looking out, a-cross the morning,
The city's heart begin to beat.
Reaching out, I touch her shoulder;
I'm dreaming of the street. (If they say):
Why? why? Tell them that its human nature.
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why?
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why? Ta da da da, cha cha cha cha.
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why?
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why?
Why? why? Does he do me that way? (If they say);
Why? why? Ta da da da, ta da ta da.
Why? why? Does he do me that way?
I like livin' this way.
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I think your takin this too seriously
20 Dec 2010
About this song: Human Nature
"Human Nature" is a single released by Michael Jackson, and is the fifth of seven singles released from his 1982 hit album Thriller. It was written by Toto member Steve Porcaro, with the lyrics provided by John Bettis. According to the Human Nature Songfacts, Porcaro originally wrote the song for his daughter. He explained: "Something had happened at school and it just inspired me." The song reached number seven on the Billboard Hot 100, but was not as big an international hit as his previous songs, as the single was not released outside the United States.
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