Its almost dawn I can't go home
Well maybe you could try to turn me on
You climb on top leave on your shirt
You move inside and ask me if that hurts
But I swear I didn't feel a thing
You say you never do at first
Now don't you be put off to hear
I went ahead and tried it once again
This time i'll make it mine and wont stop until
I like the sound of it
And if you should hear the cries and calls through the thinnest of the walls
Don't you get yourself so blue its just the sound of me getting over you

Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Lately I do
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Maybe its true
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Maybe its you

My ears my cheeks my neck my hair
That lonely spot that never found you there
Your eyes were on the bouncing ball
The slightest move could only make it fall
But I can't believe the way his hands are finding things not drawn on maps
And the way he looked me in the eyes
I have to say I was a bit surprised
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Lately I do
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Maybe its true
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Maybe its you

Thought the wood was dry
Thought the pipes were rusted
Thought something else but I didn't write that lyric
And I thought I loved you but I guess I cant be trusted
The worm has turned and whats its learned its sad to say no longer your concern
Theres someone else who treats me kind and doesn't only love me from behind
But even that is better too I think he's got an inch on you
It took way too long to see my hand is even better company

Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Lately I do
Other girls weren't supposed to like
Maybe its true
Other girls weren't supposed to like it
Maybe its you.


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