Credit Cards
I can't leave the house
Without my lipstick (lipstick on)
It's like a runway show
Monroe, yea Marilyn
You would be proud, honey you would be
Sweet dreams are made of these
And violator playing on repeat
I'll push the petal like a movie scene
I'll be the bad girl
You know that I'll get away
Baby come catch me
Cause really I ain't

Superficial (that girl is, that girl is, that girl is)
Superficial (you know it, you know it, you know it)
Think about you all the time
My love is something
Money can't buy
Don't tell me that I'm superficial

He got blackered hair
Got the blackest lashes honey hold that stare
Inside your eyes I could go anywhere
Straight from the alley to your daddies
Dead honey come on now
Tattoos and motorbikes
Were riding faster in the dead of night
Guess I'm a sucker for the black pearls
We could be timeless
Yea you could be my best friend
Boy your my diamond
Don't tell me that I'm

Superficial (that girl is, that girl is, that girl is)
Superficial (you know it, you know it, you know it)
Think about you all the time
My love is something
Money can't buy
Don't tell me that I'm superficial

Love car.
Love show
I love beauty, beauty
Love boy.
Love both
I love beauty, beauty
Love car.
Love show
I love beauty, beauty
Love boy.
Love both
I love beauty, beauty

Superficial (that girl is, that girl is, that girl is)
Superficial (you know it, you know it, you know it)
Think about you all the time
My love is something
Money can't buy
Don't tell me that I'm superficial


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Superficial Lyrics as written by Teddy Natalia Noemi Sinclair Natalia Noemi Cappuccini

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    A really witty take on shallow love! Such a good song! The meaning is very straightforward, she loves material things, and she says she loves this guy, but the way she delivers it makes me believe she says so very tongue-in-cheek. It's clear she loves attributes about him that are very much appearance and worth based, and, of course, superficial.

    gagamonsteron May 31, 2011   Link

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