Godley & Creme – Woodwork lyrics

Oh I never knew you were so weak. I never knew I was so strong. Till you
Let go about a year ago. And left me hanging on.
When you cut the thing that held us together.
You were pulling the wings off a fly. Now you're back from the dead pushing
A double bed. And I wanna know why.
Oh you say it was a misunderstanding. You never meant to let me down. You
Say you love me still. But your hand's in the till. So why should I believe
In you now.
Now I'm rich you popped up out of nowhere.
Through a hole in the net. And all you say is, Hi, do you remember. When I
Wanna forget.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
Crawling out of the wood.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
To suck my blood.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For old time's sake.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For a slice of cake.
You came crawling.
I didn't even know about the others. Till I caught you in a cheap hotel.
Now I've always been lousy with faces. But the pain rings a bell.
He was tall, he was rich and he was handsome.
He was everything that I'd never been. Did you hang about till the money
Ran out. Before crawling on back to me.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
Crawling out of the wood.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
To suck my blood.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For old time's sake.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For a slice of cake.
You came crawling.
I never knew you were so weak. I never knew I was so strong. Till you let
Go about a year ago.
And left me hanging on. When you cut the thing that held us together. You
Were pulling the wings off a fly. Now you're back from the dead pushing a
Double bed. And I wanna know why.

You came crawling out of the woodwork.
Crawling out of the wood.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
To suck my blood.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For old time's sake.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For a slice of cake.
You came crawling.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
Crawling out of the wood.
You came crawling out of the woodwork.
To suck my blood.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For old time's sake.
Crawling out of the woodwork.
For a slice of cake.
You came crawling.