You said its over
I said "that's okay
I wasn't in to you anyway"
I told you "lately
You irritate me your laugh is too loud
You're the last girl I'd look at
If you were in a crowd"

Could you tell?
I was lying and hiding the truth away
And what I really wanted to say

Is you are incredible you are amazing
You blow my mind one of a kind
I'm having a meltdown
You are incredible you are amazing
But sometimes telling the truth
Is easier said than done,
"don't leave baby"
Now that's what I meant to say

"My worlds not ending I'll be just fine"
That's what my mouth said
But not what I felt inside
I told you "baby,
Your not the answer to all of my prayers
'cause I like my girlfriends in short skirts with longer hair"

Could you tell?
I was lying and hiding the truth away
And what I really wanted to say

Well I said I didn't care about what you felt about me
Couldn't care less about what I said or done
I didn't mean it its not what I meant to say
You know the truth is that I care
About what you think about me
Maybe too much, I've been puttin' on a front
I didn't mean it and what I meant to say

Is you are incredible you are amazing
You blow my mind one of a kind
I'm having a meltdown
You are incredible you are amazing
But sometimes telling the truth
Is easier said than done, yeah yeah
Telling the truth is easier said than done.
Can't you see
Telling the truth is easier said than done.
"Don't leave baby" now that's what I meant to say


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