The Stylistics Break up to Make up Lyrics:
Tell me what's wrong with you now , tell me why I
Never seem to make you happy, though heaven knows I try.
What does it take to please you? Tell me just how
I can satisfy you woman? You're drivin' me wild.

Break up to make up, that's all we do.
First you love me then you hate me,
That's a game for fools.
Break up to make up that's all we do.
First you love me then you hate me,
That's a game for fools.

When I come home from workin', you're on the phone,
Talkin' 'bout how bad I treat ya, now tell me I'm wrong.
You say it's me who argues, I'll say it's you,
We have got to get together or, baby, we're through.

Break up to make up, that's all we do.
First you love me then you hate me,
That's a game for fools.
Break up to make up, that's all we do.
Yeah, first you love me then you hate me,
That's a game for fools.
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Break up to make up, that's all we do.
Yeah, first you love me then you hate me,
That's a game for fools.
[Fade.]
Break up to make up, that's all we do.
First you love me then you hate me,
That's a game...


[BREAK UP TO MAKE UP]
[Written by: Linda Creed, Kenny Gamble & Thom Bell.]
[Produced by: Thom Bell.]
[Performed by: The Stylistics [1] [1a] -1972]
[Appears on: Round 2-1972; "Break Up to Make Up" (B-side: "You & Me"
45RPM)-1973; The Best of the Stylistics-1975 & 1996 [2] ; The Greatest Love
Hits-1983; The Very Best of the Stylistics-1990 & 2007; Smooth Grooves: A
Sensual Collection, Vols. 1 to 4-1996*; Hey Love, Vol. 2-2001*; The Very
Best of the Stylistics...and More!-2005; The Greatest Hits & More...
Souvenir Edition-2008; et al. (*Compilation of various artists.)]

[1] Personnell: Russell Thompkins Jr., James Dunn, Herbie Murrell, James
Smith & Airrion Love. Thompkins was the lead vocalist with a great falsetto
and the other four men sang backup harmony.]

[1a] Covered by: Lloyd Brown, Sandra Cross, Cynthia, Will Downing, Elizabeth
Gutierrez y Texas Fire, Hit Crew, Cecil Holmes, R. Kelly, Johnny Mathis,
Joan Osborne, Peter Spence, The Trammps, et al.]

[2] Transcribed from the track on this album.]
Lyrics: Break up to Make up, The Stylistics [end]