And I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you

And I don't even know
What kinda fool you're taking me for
So you've got some brand new clothes
You never could afford before

Oh, brother, spare us all
We don't care anymore
We just wanna get down on the floor
You sell yourself to make it
You can dish it, but can you really take it?

You're never gonna get it with nothing
'Cause nothing's what you got in your head
So stop pretending

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

And I don't even read
What the papers gotta say about me
Oh, no, I can't believe
They take it so serious, seriously

I'm so bored, oh, please don't talk anymore
Shut your mouth and get down on the floor

So cynical
Poor baby, I can dish it 'cause I know how to take it

You're never gonna win 'em all
So fuck 'em if they can't take a joke
I'm just playing

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
We're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

And maybe someday I'll believe
(Maybe someday I'll believe)
That we are all apart of some bigger plan
Tonight I just don't give a damn
(So shut your mouth it's time to dance)
If the world is ending, I'm throwing the party

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up

I came here to make you dance tonight
I don't care if I'm a guilty pleasure for you
Shut up 'cause we won't stop
And we're gettin' down 'til the sun's coming up


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Guilty Pleasure Lyrics as written by Patrick Stump Gabe Saporta

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    this song is so good. its getting me so excited for the new cd viva la cobra is going to be amazing

    " i can dish it cos i dont know how to take it" i think it says i can dish it cuz i know how to take it

    and i thought that it was i dont care "if im" a guilty pleasure for you but i dont really know thats just how i hear it sometimes

    redrainsyndromeon October 02, 2007   Link

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