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Practice: favorite crime

Olivia Rodrigo

2:33

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0:06

Know that I loved you so bad

0:09

I let you treat me like that

0:11

I was your willing accomplice, honey

0:17

And I watched as you fled the scene

0:20

Doe-eyed as you buried me

0:22

One heart broke, four hands bloody

0:27

The things I did

0:31

Just so I could call you mine

0:38

The things you did

0:41

Well, I hope I was your favorite crime

0:50

You used me as an alibi

0:52

I crossed my heart as you crossed the line

0:55

And I defended you to all my friends

1:00

And now every time a siren sounds

1:04

I wonder if you're around

1:06

'Cause you know that I'd do it all again

1:11

Oh, the things I did

1:15

Just so I could call you mine

1:22

The things you did

1:25

Well, I hope I was your favorite crime

1:34

It's bittersweet to think about the damage that we'd do

1:37

'Cause I was going down, but I was doing it with you

1:39

Yeah, everything we broke and all the trouble that we made

1:42

But I say that I hate you with a smile on my face

1:50

Oh, look what we became

1:55

Oh, the things I did

1:59

Just so I could call you mine

2:06

Oh, the things you did

2:09

Well, I hope I was your favorite crime

2:17

Your favorite crime

2:23

Your favorite crime

2:28

'Cause, baby, you were mine

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Song Information

Artist: Olivia Rodrigo
Album: SOUR
Duration: 2:33
Lyrics Type: plain

💡Singing Tips

• Listen to the original song first to learn the melody
• Start with slower parts before tackling fast sections
• Record yourself to identify areas for improvement