You say you don't know me
You say you don't owe me
You say that you won't be happy waiting
You think that you're worth it
You think you deserve it
You want it all right now, your way

Together we're one
(That is my finish line)
Together we're one
(Why don't you realize)
Together we're one
(I know that everything's gonna be fine, together)
Together we're one

[Chorus]
One in a million
Don't be afraid
Don't say you've got plenty on the way, number one
It's gonna be brilliant
Like it or leave it, I can't help but feel like I'm one
One in a million
I'm worth all the crap that I'm putting you through
I'll be blunt, be honest to this
Like it or love it or leave it

You decide, you decide
Don't waste my time
Sit back and unwind now
It's gonna be fine now
You can't justify your impatience

Together we're one
(That is my finish line)
Together we're one
(Why don't you realize)
Together we're one
(I know that everything's gonna be fine, together)
Together we're one

[Chorus]

What was that line in that one movie
When he looked at her like it would last forever
Said to her face that he'd do whatever it took to be her boy?
But above all what he wanted most
Credits roll, curtains close
Then you whispered in my ear
Together we're one in a million (Don't be afraid)
Together we're one in a million (Don't be afraid)

Together we're one
One in a million
Don't be afraid
Don't say you've got plenty on the way, number one
It's gonna be brilliant
Like it or leave it, I can't help but feel like I'm one
One in a million
I'm worth all the crap that I'm putting you through
I'll be blunt, be honest to this
Like it or love it or leave it

You decide, you decide
Don't waste my time
You decide, you decide
Leave it


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Like It or Leave It Lyrics as written by Alyson Michalka Antonina Armato

Lyrics © Walt Disney Music Company, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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  • +2
    General Comment

    love this song

    I think its about the boy wanting to have umm... sex with her but she doesn't want to yet

    "You say that you won't be happy waiting You think that you're worth it You think you deserve it"

    and that she is"worth all the crap that i'm putting you through" and if he like it, love it" then he could "leave it"

    valjon October 25, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    i never thought that this song was about sex until i took a few minutes to actually read the lyrics. it is most definitely about an impatient & anxious boyfriend.

    "Sit back and unwind now It's gonna be fine now You can't justify your impatience"

    also, in the background "there is no finish line" is sung. this is basically saying that there is no final destination of a relationship that defines it all. a relationship is about all of the little things along the way, not about reaching a final goal of having sex.

    micr0phoneon October 19, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    What was that line in that one movie? When he looked at her like it would last forever Said to her face that he'd do whatever it took to be her boy but above all what he wanted most Credits roll. Curtains close. Then you whispered in my ear Together we're one in a million (Don't be afraid) Together we're one in a million (Don't be afraid)

    that is definetly the best part of the song...it kinda reminds me of how me and my bf kinda just look into eachothers eyes and the beat is amazing...but aly and aj definetly grew up alot you can tell by how there music changed and i think this song means that shes together with a guy and shes giving him a chance to stay with her.. or leave [it] well thats just a guess...:-*

    UDontRllyNoMeon July 14, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i agree that is the best part!!! i love this song, its like OHNOZZ they said crap. haha:)

    urecutewhenuscreamon August 31, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    sorry

    and if he DOESN"T like it then he could leave

    valjon October 25, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    my favorite on the new album for sure!

    gengen319on February 06, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I most definently think that they are talking about a guy who wants to have sex, but they are saying no to him. I also think that they want to save sex for marriage and are alluding to the Bible when it says that after marriage, when two people have sex they become "one." (Ephesians 5:31 or Mark 10:8) I think that is what the lyrics are referring to when they say "together we're one." Then when they say "I can't help but feel like I'm one, one in a million" they mean that they feel like everyone is having sex and that they are one of the very few that don't want to yet.

    paintWithpastelon October 28, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    YOU ALL SAID EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED TO SAY! Hehehe... Yes, it's DEFINITELY about sex.

    I think "Flattery" also references to a guy trying to get a girl into bed too!

    blankmind3on December 20, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I am so sorry. I meant "Blush," not "Flattery!"

    blankmind3on December 20, 2009   Link

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