What Makes You Think You're the One

Album: Tusk (1979)
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  • What makes you think you're the one
    Who can laugh without cryin'?
    What makes you think you're the one
    Who can live without dyin'?

    Every little bit is there to see
    Every little bit of you and me

    What makes you think I'm the one
    Who'll be there when you're callin'?
    What makes you think I'm the one
    Who will catch you when you're fallin'?

    Every little bit is there to see
    Every little bit of you and me

    What makes you think I'm the one
    Who will love you forever?
    Everything you do has been done
    And it won't last forever

    And every little bit is there to see
    And every little bit of you and me Writer/s: Lindsey Buckingham
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Jonathan from Milwaukee, WiSo Christine McVie doesn't play the piano on this?
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