[intro sample:] How dare you? How dare you say such filthy, disgusting things? You filthy upstart! You come into the house, drunk, filthy drunk, you're filthy. You talk filth, you are the filth.

Oh, you tell me you feel changed, / so you're packing up and leaving me, / and you've met some other girl, / whose love can set you free. /

Think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / don't turn / your back / on the love / you've known, / ooh, no. /

If I could turn back the hands of time, / I'd build a love strong enough for two. / No, I won't deny I've lied, / but the trouble with me is you. /

Think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / don't turn / your back / on the love / you've known, / ooh, no. /

Oh, take some time to grow, / you've only known her a week or two. / Use your head, not just your heart, / when you tell me that we're through. /

Think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / think twice, / baby, / don't turn / your back / on the love / you've known, / ooh, no. /

Think twice before you leave, / that's my advice, / baby, / baby, / baby. / Don't keep love in waiting, / baby, baby.

[outro sample:] Six o'clock on Radios One and Two, my name's Tom Brown, this is the Top Twenty as compiled for the BBC by the British Market Research Bureau.

Five, four, three, two, one, we have lift off! [segue into Studio Kinda Filthy]

Credits

Composition:

• Bob Stanley
• Pete Wiggs

Vocals:

• Sarah Cracknell

Sleevenotes

In a horribly unfinished state. This song was considered as the double a-side coupling for Hobart Paving before we plumped for the perennial showstopper Who Do You Think You Are. Another song called Everlasting was recorded at this time but the tapes have been lost to time's deadly vortex.

Versions and sources

Think Twice

• I Love To Paint compilation album [CD]