You Never Can Be Too Sure About The Girl

Meat Loaf

You sure know what your name is, you sure of where ya live 
You know how much you make, ah, ya know how much you give 
You know where your house is, you know which road to take 
Ah, you're sure 'bout lots of things, look out there's one mistake 
Chorus: 
There just ain't no doubt, there's just one thing you're never too sure about 
Never can be too sure about the girl 
Oh, you never can be too sure about the girl 
You leave her there, when you get back 
She calls ya Bill, when your name is Jack 
Never can be too sure about the girl 
You know about the truth, you can see it in her eyes 
One thing you know about love, it'll cut ya down to size 
You hear what they tell you, do you do what you're told 
And if they say yes, does it mean it's really so? 
(chorus) 
You're ready for the thrill tonight, you think you'll take it slow 
But she's forgotten more, boy, than you will ever know 
(Solo) 
She calls you up in the middle of the night, she says she's lonesome and alone 
You're all revved up, finally some place to go 
You knock on that door - nobody's home 
Never can be too sure about the girl 
Ooh, you never can be too sure about the girl 
You leave her there, when you get back 
She calls ya Bill, when your name is Jack 
Never can be too sure about the girl 
Oh, you never can be too sure about the girl 
She'll drive you crazy boy, oh, girl, no no 
Never can be too sure about the girl 
Never too sure, never too sure, never too sure, never too sure 
Never too sure about that girl 
No, you never can be too sure about the girl 
Oh, you never can be too sure about the girl... (to fade)
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