(Ay)
(Ay)
Nobody likes (ay) being played

Oh, Beyoncé, Beyoncé
Oh, Shakira, Shakira (hey)

He said I'm worth it, his one desire
I know things about him that you wouldn't wanna read about
He kissed me, his one and only, (yes) beautiful liar
Tell me how you tolerate the things you just found out about

You never know
Why are we the ones who suffer?
I have to let go
He won't be the one to cry

(Ay) let's not kill the karma
(Ay) let's not start a fight
(Ay) it's not worth the drama
For a beautiful liar
(Oh) can't we laugh about it? (Ha-ha-ha)
(Oh) it's not worth our time
(Oh) we can live without him
Just a beautiful liar

I trusted him, but when I followed you
I saw you together
I didn't know about you then 'til I saw you with him when, yeah
I walked in on your love scene
Slow dancing
You stole everything, how can you say I did you wrong? Yeah

We'll never know
When the pain and heartbreak's over
Have to let go
The innocence is gone

(Ay) let's not kill the karma
(Ay) let's not start a fight
(Ay) it's not worth the drama
For a beautiful liar
(Oh) can't we laugh about it? (Ha-ha-ha)
(Oh) it's not worth our time
(Oh) we can live without him
Just a beautiful liar

Tell me how to forgive you (ooh)
When it's me who's ashamed (oh, yeah)
And I wish I could free you
Of the hurt and the pain
But the answer is simple
He's the one to blame (hey)

Ay, Beyoncé, Beyoncé
Ay, Shakira, Shakira
Oh, Beyoncé, Beyoncé
Oh, Shakira, Shakira (hey)

(Ay) let's not kill the karma
(Ay) let's not start a fight
(Ay) it's not worth the drama
For a beautiful liar
(Oh) can't we laugh about it? (Ha-ha-ha)
(Oh) it's not worth our time
(Oh) we can live without him
Just a beautiful liar


Lyrics submitted by lilangelgirl_8911, edited by cosmickiss

Beautiful Liar Lyrics as written by Ian Alec Harvey Dench Amanda Ghost

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    ahh i love this song!! its SO good! i've definitely been through the situation of hating a girl because we both were seeing the same guy then we realized that HE was the dick head! haha!

    the video is cool too! they look a lot alike at some parts!

    babyd14on March 13, 2007   Link
  • +2
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    I LOVE that this is like the FIRST song where the girls go, "cheated both of us and he isn't worth fighting over"'

    FINALLY. SOmeone gets it right!

    thebutcheresson April 05, 2007   Link
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    haha it's great to be one of the first to write about this song! I love it. About two girls with one guy who were played! In 2 weeks there will be tons of people commenting!

    musiquenoteson March 23, 2007   Link
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    Its just like they said this song is about being played, he makes her fee like everything was her fault in the realtionship then she realizes that it was all on HIM!! and so karma's going to kick him in the @$$ pretty soon, remember what goes around comes around no matter what

    lilangelgirl_8911on March 26, 2007   Link
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    awesome song. so... shakira and beyonce were with the same guy? and they didn't have a bitch fight? because that would make an awesome video.

    thesekeyson March 26, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    I LOOOOOVE THIS SONG! Lol the caps weren't intentional, but they can stay there. I agree that they look alike in the film clip. They would have been the last 2 people i woulda expected to collaborate but it works realli well. Loves it!!

    • hayles -
    hayles89on March 29, 2007   Link
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    DUDE! Beyonce, and Shakira? Throw in Jessica Simpson and you've hit the hotness trifecta! But seriously, this song is awesome. I like the "Beyonce, Beyonce....shakira, shakira" parts the best...idky y tho.

    she_speakson March 30, 2007   Link
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    i don't like it... their voices are too different from each others and they seem to clash, imo.

    ArsenicMassacreon April 02, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    He kissed me, his one and only (This) Beatiful Liar "Tell me how you tolerate the things you just found out about"

    I couldn't figure out what she was saying after the first line, but thats a missing part in the 1st verse.

    thebutcheresson April 05, 2007   Link
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    THEY BOTH ARE SO FREAKIN HOT IN THIS VIDEO!! I LOVE THEM SOOOOO MUCH!

    I_Love_Bow_Wowon April 10, 2007   Link

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