Speak dumb like every other one
Don't want to let you down
I'd rather let you fall apart
And so you back off
A bit less obvious
Oh you forgot I called
Don't take it personal personal honey

I know you've just been busy or
You need to be alone
Well you can call me when you're bored
I'll sing a song low
Over the telephone
In lower decibels
So you can hear it and hear it and hear it and hear it

And lost it though
You've lost that privilege
With a hundred more
Hold his hand now
Out on the mission field
Your hearts compatible
Mine breaks alone alone alone

Your new boyfriend
You got your new boyfriend

You got your new boyfriend

You got your new boyfriend

I bet he likes you more than he likes me 'cause
I'm the former one
He's the latter one
He'd never say it but it's right

I'm sorry that was rude of me
Forget I said a thing
But don't forget it when you're starring at him
Say something you mean
Don't be polite
Kiss, kill nothing in between
I can't sit still, sit still
Get canceled, can't sit still
Not when you got, you got, you got

Your new boyfriend
You got your new boyfriend

You got your new boyfriend

You got your new boyfriend

I bet he likes you more than he likes me 'cause
I'm the former
He's the latter one
He'd never say it but it's right

Passed on up and over
Said she did
Said she didn't come on
Pass me up
Let me go
Throw away
Let me go
Oh it's ok not to be the same
Be the same
You've got him, oh
You've got him, oh


Lyrics submitted by benerfritted, edited by hricotta, ReckonerInRainbows

Sweet Talk Lyrics as written by Naeem Juwan Hanks Alex Brady Epton

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    whats the wispers in the background in the new version?

    ADimeADexteron February 11, 2007   Link

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