We stay moving around solo
Ask us where you at, we don't know
And don't care (don't care)
All we know is we was at home 'cause you left us there
You got your boys and got gone
And left us all alone
Now she in the club with a freaky dress on
Cats don't want her to keep that dress on
Tryna get enough drinks in her system
Take her to the telly and make her a victim
Patrón on the brain, ball player in her face
They shake the spot, she's just another case

Easy for a good girl to go bad
And once we gone (gone)
Best believe we gone forever
Don't be the reason
Don't be the reason
You better learn how to treat us right
'Cause once a good girl goes bad
We done forever

He's staying with a flock of 'em, oh, yeah
Got a girl at home but he don't care
Won't care (won't care)
All he'll do is keep me at home, won't let me go nowhere
He thinks because I'm at home I won't be getting it on
And now I'm finding numbers in the jacket pockets
Tricks calling the house non-stop, it's
Getting out of control (oh)
Finally, I can't take no more
He finds a letter on the stairs (yeah) saying, "This is the end"
I packed my bag and left with your best friend, oh

Easy for a good girl to go bad
And once we gone (gone)
Best believe we gone forever
Don't be the reason
Don't be the reason
You better learn how to treat us right
'Cause once a good girl goes bad
We done forever

Mmh
We stay moving around solo
Ask us where you at, we don't know
And don't care (don't care)
All we know is we was at home 'cause you left us there
You got your boys and got gone
And left us all alone (ohh)

Easy for a good girl to go bad
And once we gone (gone)
Best believe we gone forever
Don't be the reason
Don't be the reason
You better learn how to treat us right
'Cause once a good girl goes bad
We done forever

We gone forever
We gone forever


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Good Girl Gone Bad Lyrics as written by Shaffer Smith Mikkel Eriksen

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    I love this song..it's so true lots of girls have started being like that off of guys fuckkin up..

    twincity1130on September 03, 2007   Link

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