So she can't go out tonight again
Her sister's sick, she's gotta babysit
Yeah that sounds like a pretty good excuse
Now you didn't hear any of this from me
But things aren't always what they seem
Brace yourself, this may come as a shock to you
Girls lie too

We don't' care how much money you make
What you drive or what you weigh
Size don't matter anyway
Girls lie too
Don't think you're the only ones
Who bend it, break it, stretch it some
We learned from you
Girls lie too

We can't wait to hear how many fish you caught
Love to see dead deer heads on the wall
And we really don't mind if you dip or chew
Other guys never cross our mind
We don't wonder what it might be like
How could it be any better than it is with you
Girls lie too

We don't' care how much money you make
What you drive or what you weigh
Size don't matter anyway
Girls lie too
Don't think you're the only ones
Who bend it, break it, stretch it some
We learned from you
Girls lie too

Yeah girls lie too
We always forgive and forget
The cards and flowers you never sent
Will never be brought up again
Girls lie too
Old grey sweat pants turn us on
We like your friends and we love your mom
And that's the truth
Girls lie too

Yeah, that's the truth
Girls lie too

No, we don't care how much hair you have
Yeah, that looks good, comb it over like that


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    I agree with zacster all the way

    Pretty Girlon April 16, 2007   Link

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