Girls Talk

The Living End

there are some things you cant cover up with lipstick and powder
thought i heard you mention my name cant you talk any louder
dont come any closer dont come any nearer
my vision of you cant come any clearer
oh i just wanna hear girls talk

got a loaded imagination being fired by girls talk
its a more or less situation inspired by girls talk
but i cant say the words you wanna hear
i suppose youre gonna have to play it by ear right here

and i girls talk
they wanna know how girls talk
they say its not allowed girls talk
they say that its so dont they think that i know by now

but the word word upon everyones lips took a joke and it faded
you may not be an old fashioned girl but youre gonna get dated
was it really murder were you just pretending
baby ive heard you are the living end

girls talk they wanna know how girls talk
they say its not allowed girls talk
they think they know how girls talk
they say that its so dont they think that i know by now

but i cant say the words you wanna hear
i suppose youre gonna have to play it by ear

there are some things you cant conver up with lipstick and powder
thought i heard you mention my name cant you talk any louder
was it really murder were you just pretending
lately ive heard you are the living end

girls talk they wanna know how girls talk
they say its not allowed girls talk
they think they know how girls talk

girls talk girls talk
yeah yeah yeah yeah girls talk
yeah yeah yeah yeah girls talk
yeah yeah yeah yeah girls talk
yeah yeah yeah yeah girls talk


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    General Comment

    Who's this originally by? lol

    agiuskon January 09, 2009   Link
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    I'm pretty sure it's by like, Dave Edmunds :)

    agiuskon March 07, 2010   Link

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