You're telling me that you just need some time
Got some things that you need me to find
Saying that is you honey isn't me

You can say you don't want me to cry
You can say you're just saying goodbye
And honey I do believe

Now you're telling me you love me
Well don't start lying to me now
(Don't start lying to me now)

You can say that you don't wanna fight
You can say that it just isn't right
Tellin' me that it's time that you moved on

You can tell me you're telling the truth
That you don't wanna make me a fool
And baby you know I pay along

Now you're telling me you're sorry
Well don't start lying to me now
(Don't start lying to me now)

Got no use for your excuses
Take 'em with you when you go
Through my effort baby you ain't never lied to me before

Don't start lying to me now, hey

You can say that you want to be friends
That you wish that it wasn't the end
It's the hardest thing you'll ever do

You can say two wrongs make a right
You tell me your bullshit all night
I see you and you can't fool me

Now you're saying that you miss me
Well don't start lying to me now
(Don't start lying to me now)

Got no use for your excuses
Take 'em with you when you go
Through my effort baby you ain't never lied to me before

Don't start lying to me now
Don't you start lying

Lying for me
Got no use for your excuses
Take 'em with you when you go
Through my effort baby you ain't never lied to me before

Don't start lying to me now
Got no use for your excuses
Take 'em with you when you go
Through my effort baby you ain't never lied to me before

Lying to me now
I know you're lying to me now
Don't start lying to me now
Don't you start
Don't start lying to me now
Don't you start baby
Don't


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