Yeah yeah
Backward words, he got em
Shut up, I'm talking
This time, you'll listen
But when I look at you you're forgiven
You drive too fast and
I smoke too much and
My heart is broken
But when I look at you you're forgiven
You're forgiven
I know my ex-boyfriend lies
Oh he does it every time
It's just his permanent disguise
Yeah yeah but he's drop dead gorgeous
Don't go changing every time
Not for me to compromise
You're still a friend of mine
Yeah yeah and you're drop dead gorgeous
Yeah
End of, stop sulking
Get out, you're walkin'
Too bad, I've spoken
But when I look at you you're forgiven
Your lies, don't want em
Drop dead, not joking
This thing is broken
But when I look at you you're forgiven
You're forgiven
I know my ex-boyfriend lies
Oh he does it every time
It's just his permanent disguise
Yeah yeah but he's drop dead gorgeous
Don't go changing every time
Not for me to compromise
You're still a friend of mine
Yeah yeah and you're drop dead gorgeous
Yeah yeah
I know my ex-boyfriend lies
Oh he does it every time
It's just his permanent disguise
Yeah yeah but he's drop dead gorgeous
Don't go changing every time
Not for me to compromise
You're still a friend of mine
Yeah yeah and you're drop dead gorgeous
I know my ex-boyfriend lies
Oh he does it every time
It's just his permanent disguise
Yeah yeah but he's drop dead gorgeous
Don't go changing every time
Not for me to compromise
You're still a friend of mine
Yeah yeah and you're drop dead gorgeous
Yeah yeah
Drop dead


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Drop Dead Gorgeous Lyrics as written by Tim Dorney Jonathan Male

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    I heart this song, it rocks.

    Volcano_Girlon April 18, 2003   Link
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    i downloaded this song, because it was labled as veruca salt. as soon as she opened her mouth, i was sad that it wasn't them, but dear god i love this song...i think i've listened to it 4 times in the past two hours...

    bruisevioleton July 21, 2005   Link
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    This song rocks hard. I've had female friends say basically the same thing in real life. It seems many women have a drop-dead gorgeous Ex-boyfriend who they forgive in spite of their better judgement.

    Major Valoron October 06, 2006   Link

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