Mirror Of Love

The Kinks

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Intro: Why I love you though you treat me bad ’Cause when I look at you I’m looking through the mirror of love Oh the mirror of love and you look alright ’Cause when I look at you I’m looking through the mirror of love Verse 1: You’re such a cool lover But you’re such a cruel lover Treat me like I’m a fool I hate you but you know I would kill for you You’re a mean and obscene lover But I would have no other Even though you treat me bad You were the best man I ever had ’Cause through the mirror of love mirror of love When I see you through the mirror of love You’re alright and I forget that you’re bad ’Cause when I look at you I’m looking through the mirror of love Why I love you though you treat me bad ’Cause when I look at you I’m looking through the mirror of love Oh the mirror of love and you look alright I see your reflection when I’m looking through the mirror of love Verse 2: You’re a crude and a rude lover But I would have no other You slap me down treat me bad You’re a two-timing swine and you drive me mad You’re a mean and obscene lover But you are my dream lover ’Cause even though you treat me bad You were the best man I ever had ’Cause through the mirror of love mirror of love I see your reflection in the mirror of love And you’re alright though you treat me bad When I see you I’m looking through the mirror of love Oh the mirror of love sure look alright ’Cause when I see you I’m looking through the mirror of love

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