Did I say that I want you?
Did I say I need you?
Did I kiss you that night
I don't remember who was next to me

Boy you'd better watch your mouth
You always lied to me
I'm not gonna trust you
Life won't go easy

You said you were hanging out with your boyfriends
But I saw you walking in the crowded street
I knew that girl was my best friend
Oh, you can't hide it from me

*I wanna take you to paradise
Yes, you're so bright to me
But it's too late to apologize
Shut your mouth and get your face out of here right now
Baby you don't know where to hide
You'd better keep truth to yourself then I...
I'm gonna change your life

Don't throw yourself like that
I'll give you just one chance
But I don't want to waste
Oh, I don't want to waste my time

Time taught me to never stop
Love taught me how to kiss
Kiss taught me how to lie
Boy, Life is rounding & rounding

*I wanna take you to paradise
Yes, you're so bright to me
But it's too late to apologize
Shut your mouth and get your face out of here right now
Baby you don't know where to hide
You'd better keep truth to yourself then I...
I'm gonna change your life

Life is rounding
Never stop and
I know you're gonna lie to me
I don't give a ship and
you have to shut your mouth or I will be you

*I wanna take you to paradise
Yes, you're so bright to me
But it's too late to apologize
Shut your mouth and get your face out of here right now
Baby you don't know where to hide
You'd better keep truth to yourself then I...
I'm gonna change your life

*I wanna take you to paradise
Yes, you're so bright to me
But it's too late to apologize
Shut your mouth and get your face out of here right now
Baby you don't know where to hide
You'd better keep truth to yourself then I...
I'm gonna change your life


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