I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again

I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again

I gave you everything
You did not let me in
My words caught in between
Knowing what was good for me

What's the difference between
Living free and hurting me
This has been quite challenging
But now I'm thinking differently
Too proud to ask for help
That makes it difficult
Should I just follow suit?
Try and figure out myself?
Or should I concentrate?
Concentrate on myself?
Or will that leave me here inside my low self-obsessed life?
Why is it like I'm changing (something) life
(Something) go get high
Well no, you like me
You kinda like me
(Something) a girl now do you love me?
Well I'm just a girl
And that's good enough for me
Hey hey!

I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again

I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again

I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again

I'm sick of being the bitch
That you think I am
Well, I never understood
Understood that man
Well, it's funny how these kind of things
Happen to them
When you never even think they would happen again


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Conventional Girl Lyrics as written by Kate Marie Nash

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    lyrics from the album booklet:

    I'm sick of being that bitch that you think I am No I never understood, understood that man Well it's funny how these kinds of things happen to them When you never even think they would happen again x2

    I gave you everything You did not let me in I was caught in between knowing what was good for me and What's the difference between living free and hurting me This has been quite challenging but now I'm thinking differently

    Too proud to ask for help That makes things difficult Should I just follow suit? try and feel how you felt? Or should I concentrate, concentrate on myself? or will that leave me here in some kind of self-obsessed hell?

    Lines in lines, I'm sick of standing in lines I'm just about ready to go get mine And yeah you like me, you kinda like me but if I was a guy then I think you'd LOVE me Well I'm just a girl, and that's good enough for me

    I'm sick of being that bitch that you think I am No I never understood, understood that man Well it's funny how these kind of things happen to them When you never even think they would happen again x4

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