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[Lyrics] If You Don't Know Me By Now by Stephanie Ho, Subtheme in TVB Drama Divas In Distress

This song is played in the TVB drama, Divas In Distress which has the cast like Liza Wang, Him Law, Mandy Wong and Chin Kar Lok. The drama itself is not bad, but this song is really nice.

If You Don't Know Me By Now is sang by Stephanie Ho, the original artist Harold Melvin and The Blues Notes. The lyrics of the song in the drama is slightly different from the original.




If You Don't Know Me By Now
by Stephanie Ho

Lyrics
If you don't know me by now


All the things
That we've been through
You should understand me
Like I understand you
Now boy I know the difference
Between right and wrong
I ain't gonna do nothing
To break up our happy home
Don't get so excited
When I come home
A little late at night
Cos we only act like children
When we argue fuss and fight

If you don't know me by now
You will never never never know me
(2x)

We've all got our
Own funny moods
I've got mine,
Man you've got yours too
Just trust in me like I trust in you
As long as we've been together
It should be so easy to do
Just get yourself together
Or we might as well say goodbye
What good is a love affair
When you can't see eye to eye

If you don't know me by now
You will never
Never never know me

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