when they say we’re no good for each other
you know it makes me want you even more
when they say it isn’t meant to be
well it only makes me want it even more
and i say that they, they just don’t get it
and i say if it happens we should let it
and i say that they, they only egg me on
when they say, they say that what we’re doing’s wrong
have you ever loved someone you knew that you shouldn’t ?
have you ever gone somewhere cuz it was off limits?
did you want it more once they said that you couldn’t?
aren’t things more delicious when you know they’re forbidden?
when they say that we should just forget it
it makes me think about it even more
when they say the odds are all against us
it makes me wanna bet them even more
and i say they never understood us
when they said that they know what’s good for us
and i say that we should just say what the hell
and i say that i won’t tell if you won’t tell
baby don’t you worry bout what they say
did they think we’d listen anyway?
don’t let their petty judgments stand between you and me
have you ever loved someone you knew that you shouldn’t?
have you ever gone somewhere cuz it was off limits?
did you want it more once they said that you couldn’t?
aren’t things more delicious when you know they’re forbidden?
did you want it more once they said that you couldn’t?
said you felt remorseful while inside you were grinning?
have you ever loved someone you knew that you shouldn’t?
aren’t things more delicious when you know they’re forbidden?
i think i want you more cuz i know you’re forbidden



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