I've Come To Expect It From You

Buddy Cannon / Dean Dillon

So upset
Nervous wreck
I can't believe she said goodbye
Sit and smoke
Cry and joke
About these tears in my eyes

Chorus:
How could you do what you gone and done to me
I wouldn't treat a dog the way you treated me
But that's what I get
I've come to expect it from you

A million times
A million lines and I bought 'em every one
You don't care
You rip and tear every dream I've counted on
I guess I should thank my unlucky stars
That I'm alive
And you're the way you are
But that's what I get
I've come to expect it from you

Chorus

I could raise hell
But what the hell it wouldn't do a bit of good
I can leave
My heart agrees it seems to think that I should
There won't be no more next time doing me wrong
You'll come back this time to find that I'm gone

But that's what you get
You should expect that from me
That's what I get
I've come to expect it from you.

Trivia about the song I've Come To Expect It From You by George Strait

On which albums was the song “I've Come To Expect It From You” released by George Strait?
George Strait released the song on the albums “Livin' It Up” in 1990, “50 Number Ones” in 2004, and “50 Numbers Ones” in 2004.
Who composed the song “I've Come To Expect It From You” by George Strait?
The song “I've Come To Expect It From You” by George Strait was composed by Buddy Cannon and Dean Dillon.

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