Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)

Shania Zone

Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)

"Relax...MAX!"

Don't Be Stupid

Written by: Shania Twain / R. J. Lange

You're so complicated,
you hang over my shoulder
When I read my mail
I don't appreciate it
When I talk to other guys
You think they're on my tail

I get so aggravated when I get off the phone
And I get the third degree
I'm really feelin' frustrated
Why don't you take a pill and put a little trust in me
And you'll see

Don't freak out until you know the facts
Relax

Don't be stupid, you know I love you
Don't be ridiculous, you know I need you
Don't be absurd, you know I want you
Don't be impossible

I'm mad about you (I'm mad about you)
Can't live without you (can't live without you)
I'm crazy 'bout you (I'm crazy 'bout you)
So don't be stupid, you know I love you

Stop overreacting
You even get suspicious when I paint my nails
It's definitely distracting
The way you dramatize every little small detail

Don't freak out until you know the facts
Relax...Max

Don't be stupid, you know I love you
Don't be ridiculous, you know I need you
Don't be absurd, you know I want you
Don't be impossible
I'm mad about you (I'm mad about you)
Can't live without you (can't live without you)
I'm crazy 'bout you (I'm crazy 'bout you)
Don't be stupid, you know I love you

Don't be stupid, you're my baby

I'm mad about you (I'm mad about you)
Can't live without you (can't live without you)
I'm crazy 'bout you (I'm crazy 'bout you)
Don't be stupid, you know I love you
Don't be ridiculous, you know I need you
Don't be absurd, you know I want you
Don't be impossible

CHART STATISTICS

SINGLE RELEASE DATE: November, 1997

VIDEO RELEASE DATE: November 12, 1997

SALES TO DATE: NO CERTIFICATION YET

BILLBOARD REVIEW:

'Love Gets Me Every Time,' the first single from Twain's new 'Come On Over' opus, rocketed to the top of Billboard's Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart--providing a strong springboard for the launch of the set. Shania fever is so strong at radio that this second single will likely do well even though it's a weak song. The lyric sounds like a note a teenager might write to an immature and overly jealous suitor. Even Robert John 'Mutt' Lange's production isn't up to par, as he combines too many elements into a hodgepodge that sounds awkward at times, especially the whispering in the background during the second bridge. This is definitely not one of the artist's better offerings, but that's not likely to slow the Twain train by much--at least not yet.

~Billboard Magazine (Nov. 15, 1997)

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