George Kuruvilla covers Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," a song built on the question of why people act the way they do. Set during a nighttime city walk, it captures curiosity about strangers and human behavior through repeated "why, why, why" and the refrain "I like living this way."
Take me out to the nighttime for a walk. Won't hold me tonight. If this town is just an apple, let me take a bite. If they say, why, why, why, why, tell them that it's human nature. Why, why, why, why do they do me that way? If they say, why, why, why, Tell them that it's human nature. Why, why, why, why does he do me that way? Reaching out to touch a stranger. Electric eyes are everywhere. See that girl? She knows I'm watching. She likes the way I stare. If they say why, why, why, why, Tell them that it's human nature. Why, why, why, why does he do me that way? If they say why, why, why, why, tell them that it's human nature. Why, why, why, why does he do me that way? I like living this way. I like loving this way. This way, this way, looking out across the morning. City's heart begins to beat, reaching out, I touch your shoulder. I'm dreaming of the street If they say why, why, why, why, tell them that it's human nature. Why, why, why, why does he do me that way? If they say why, why, why, why, tell them why, why, why, why does he do me that way? If they say why, why, why, why, cha-cha-cha-cha-cha-cha-cha, why, why, why, why does he do me that way? If they say why? Why? Why? Tell them why, why? Why? Does he do me that way? If they say why? Why? Why? Why? Tell them why, why, why? Why? Does he do me that way? If they say why? Why? Why? Why? Why? I like living this way, this way, this way.
