Get ready to have some fun
Alright here we go
Five, four three, two, and one
Are you ready to work out?

Don't take it the wrong way
I can never keep up
Sick of liking your selfies
Should've gone with my gut
Maybe I'm in a movie
Maybe I'm out to lunch
But I'm constantly swiping it, tapping
It's not that relaxing
I need a new routine

(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough
(He's trying)

Let's move on to the next step
Step, touch, step, touch
Come on
Get on your hands and knees
Ready? Here we go

Welcome to the shitshow
Grab a comfortable seat
Find me in the front row
Listening to music
Anyone can see

(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough

Remember to drink a glass of water before and after your workout (he's trying)
Form and shake
Stick with it
Here we go!

I'm going off the deep end
Time to let myself go
Nothing's ever as easy as when
It never begins
The end is just a dream

(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
(She works out too much and)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough
(He's trying)
(She works out too much)
The only reason we never worked out was
We didn't work out, it never works out
No, it never works out
She works out too much
No, I never work out (she works out too much)
It didn't work out
No, it never works out

Okay, we're done


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She Works Out Too Much Lyrics as written by Benjamin Goldwasser Andrew Vanwyngarden

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