Can't see you anymore
You're in and shut the door
Didn't know what I do know now
The words have been betrayed
You respond and let them fade
And I just won't let you bring me down

You can see what I know and I know
Somewhere there's a sorry heart

Tell me why these roads keep leading
Leading you right back to me

Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder
You played with fire
And smiled when you told her
Woah, oh, thought you were someone
Ah oh, oh goodbye to no one

So break away the touch
Of bliss you miss so much
But I won't tell you to come back home
Emotions dissipate
Is love designed to hate?
Keep on driving away from here

Eye the rain as it falls in your hands
Will there be another storm?

Tell me why these roads keep leading
Leading you right back

Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder
You played with fire
And smiled when you told her
Woah, oh, thought you were someone
Ah oh, oh, goodbye to no one

I don't need to know you'll be there
You're not on my mind
I don't need to know you care
Please don't waste my time

Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder
You played with fire
And smiled when you told her
Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder
You played with fire
And smiled when you told her
Woah, oh, thought you were someone
Ah oh, oh goodbye to no one
Woah, oh, thought you were someone
Ah oh, oh goodbye to no one


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Liar Liar Lyrics as written by Christina Grimmie Ethan A Roberts

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    Lyric Correction

    Christina posted these lyrics in the description of her video 'Liar Liar' on her YouTube channel, to clear up any confusion about the lyrics--

    Can't see you anymore You're in, and shut the door Didn't know what I do know now With words I've been betrayed You respond and let them fade and I just won't let you bring me down

    You can see what I know and I know Somewhere there's a sorry heart

    Tell me why these roads keep leading Leading you right back to me

    Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder You played with fire and smiled when you told her Oh, oh, thought you were someone Oh, oh goodbye to no one

    So break away the touch Of bliss you miss so much But I won't tell you to come back home Emotions dissipate; Is love designed to hate? Keep on driving away from here

    Eye the rain as it falls in your hands Will there be another storm?

    Tell me why these roads keep leading Leading you right back

    Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder You played with fire and smiled when you told her Oh, oh, thought you were someone Oh, oh goodbye to no one

    I don't need to know you'll be there You're not on my mind I don't need to know you care Please don't waste my time

    Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder You played with fire and smiled when you told her Liar liar, don't cry on my shoulder You played with fire and smiled when you told her Oh, oh, thought you were someone Oh, oh goodbye to no one Oh, oh, thought you were someone Oh, oh goodbye to no one

    almostaliceon June 30, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This song is about someone who you strongly believed in and they broke you heart, but now they're trying to come back.

    liljojo204on December 10, 2011   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This song says it all for me... The girl cares so much about this guy, and he goes and lets her down. She has a hard time dealing with it because she loved him so much, but she finds a way to be strong. Just as she is starting to heal, the guy tries to come back to her. She says "liar liar, dont cry on my shoulder", meaning he didn't pull through like he said he would and he hurt her, and now she isn't going to let him back into her heart just because he wants to come back. She thought he was different ("thought you were someone"), but he was just another dumb boy ("you played with fire, and smiled when you told her")

    Lovely97on March 07, 2013   Link
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    My Interpretation

    It's a song to her murderer and how she seemed to know he would kill her ("Goodbye to no one").

    seeingon July 05, 2022   Link

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