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Madonna has finally shared her new single 'I Feel So Free'
It's the first glimpse of what to expect from her upcoming album 'Confessions II', due on 3rd July through Warner Records.
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"Devil Wouldn't Recognize You (Live)" is a track by Madonna, from the album Sticky & Sweet Tour, released 29th March 2010. The track is 5:43 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about Madonna.
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As quiet, as it is tonight, you'd almost think you were safe Your eyes, are full of surprises, they cannot predict my fate Waiting underneath the stars, there's something you should know The angels they surround my heart, telling me to let you go I barely couldn't, I barely couldn't recognize But I played right into it, who am I to criticize Somehow I'll get through it and you won't even realize Falling for your own disguise It's like over and over, you're pushing me right down to the floor I should just walk away Over and over, I keep on coming back for more I play into your fantasy Now that it's over, you can lie to me right through your smile I've seen behind your eyes Now I'm sober, no more intoxicating my mind Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do I do, I do You almost fooled yourself this time, that all the saints be praised You hide your sadness behind your smile, and you keep your lost heartbreaks (keep your lost heartbreaks) The steps that edge along the ledge, is much higher than it seems But I've been on that ledge before, you can't hide yourself from me I barely couldn't, I barely couldn't recognize I still played right into it, who am I to criticize Somehow I'll get through it, and you won't even realize Falling through your own disguise It's like over and over, you're pushing me right down to the floor I should just walk away Over and over, I keep on coming back for more I play into your fantasy And now that it's over, you can lie to me right through your smile I've seen behind your eyes Now I'm sober, no more intoxicating my mind Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do I do, I do Oh, oh It's like over and over, you're pushing me right down to the floor I should just walk away Over and over, I keep on coming back for more I play into your fantasy And now that it's over, you can lie to me right through your smile I've seen behind your eyes Now I'm sober, no more intoxicating my mind Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, you, you, you Devil wouldn't recognize you but, you but, you but, you but Devil wouldn't recognize you but, you but, you, Even the devil wouldn't recognize you, but I do, I-I, I do You, you, you, you, devil wouldn't recognize (recognize) you, you But I do You, you Even the devil wouldn't recognize you I-I-I-I-I do
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