If you let me hold you close,
Girl, I will never let you go
And I could only songs you know
And girl I'd never let you dance alone

I'm gonna burn down this club tonight
I'll set flames to this nightlife
I st st stutter when I talk all night
It's not the drugs, girl
It's cause I'm like so into you tonight
You look so hot in this light
It's getting me so hard

You look so gorgeous sporting your new dress
She says, "You make me feel so good Wes
Pretend like you're my boyfriend"
She says she doesn't feel loved by him

And if you let me take you home
Girl, I would never answer the phone
Cause I'd be tearing off your clothes
And girl, I'd never let you sleep alone

I'm gona burn down this house tonight
It all goes down at his bedtime
Ma ma ma Meghan, you look so fine
I bet you and he look so hot on fire
So bring your pretty smile and lighter,
And we'll light this fucking house on fire

You look so gorgeous sporting your new dress
She says, "You make me feel so good Wes
Pretend like you're my boyfriend"
She says she doesn't feel loved by him
And no, she doesn't feel loved by him
She doesn't feel loved, loved, loved, loved

She told me she loved me
Oh, she was lying
I'm begging myself,
For the first time, I'm trying
I'll ride home from Detroit
To make this the end
Her airplane is landing

You look so gorgeous sporting your new dress
She says she doesn't

You look so gorgeous sporting your new dress
She says, "You make me feel so good Wes
Pretend like you're my boyfriend"
She says she doesn't feel loved by him

Oh honey, you look so gorgeous sporting that new dress
Oh, she said, "You make me feel, oh so good Wes"


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    I think this song is about A guy who is really into this girl but she has a boyfriend already. He knows that when she says she loves him it could be a lie. But he likes her so much it doesn't matter.

    SyntheticLieon December 03, 2008   Link
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    You made so many mistakes with the lyrics :(

    vampricon April 09, 2010   Link

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