I Think I'm Ready

Katy Perry

I'm used to opening my own doors and splitting the checks
He introduced me, was always just a friend
I bought a new dress, he never noticed
Always falling for these bad boys, such a challenge
I'm getting tired, of cleaning up after them
I think I'm ready, to be a woman

Oh love, I think I'm ready
Ready for it

You were such a surprise
An unexpected gift
Said I was pretty, and I believed it
Not really used to all this attention
Told myself I don't deserve you
And this is just a phase
Could I get used to, being loved the right way?
I wanna argue, but there is nothing to say

Oh love, I think I'm ready
Ready for it
Ready for it
Oh love, I think I'm ready

Cause you send me flowers, when there's no occasion
Yeah we talk for hours, you still wanna listen
Won't hold it against me if I just need you to hold me tonight
My mother always told me that you'd show up one day
So scared to feel this way but love, I think I'm ready
Ready for it
Ready for it
Oh love, I think I'm ready
Ready for it
Ready for it
Oh love, I think I'm ready


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    i love this song. it's obviously a love song. about how she's ready to be loved, and be in a real relationship with a guy that actually cares. instead of the losers she used to date, who never treated her the way she deserved to be treated. although she thinks she's ready, she's also scared.

    this is a great song, i just wish she hadn't deleted it from her myspace because i can't find it anywhere else :[

    amandamarieon March 28, 2008   Link

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