Why'd you make me? (Second version, 1984.)

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Moody blame-shift synth-pop reaching for The Big Moment. Written by Tim Brickley and David Rheins (via Air Mail while DR is in the Central African Republic/Peace Corp.) Basic track engineered by Jeff Gardner. Produced by Tim Brickley and J.E.E. Quest.

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Why'd You Make Me? (1984) / TODAY'S ICONS

Moody blame-shift synth-pop reaching for The Big Moment. Written by Tim Brickley and David Rheins (via Air Mail while DR is in the Central African Republic/Peace Corp.) Basic track engineered by Jeff Gardner. Produced by Tim Brickley and J.E.E. Quest.

 

WHY’D YOU MAKE ME?

(Timothy Brickley & David Rheins)

 

Why’d you make me do you so bad?

Why’d you make me treat you so wrong?

You were the best girl I ever had

and I was the best guy you’d ever known.

 

Why did I have to drive you away?

Stay out drinking and playing around?

I was thinking maybe we could settle down,

Now look what you’ve went and done.

 

    Oh honey, baby, sugar – why?

    Tell me if you’re really gone this time?

    I’ll change, I swear to you it’s true.

    Darling make me make it up to you.

 

Why’d you make me do you so bad?

 

                                                                     Copyright 1984, Timothy Brickley & David Rheins.

 

Gary Fryar: drums.

Pete Gable, Alan Hagenmaier: synthi.

TB: synthi bass, synthi, vox.

 

 

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