She's the one that he wants
Tries so hard to please her, yeah
Promises from the heart
But she's no believer, no

Like some schoolboy
Tryin' to be romantic
He said, "Je t'aime"
She said, "Don't be stupid"

Oh, don't be cold, girl
It's such a cruel world

But it's the naked truth (Naked truth)
Naked truth
Gonna shake you down (Shake you down)
(Yeah, yeah)
It's the naked truth (Naked truth)
The naked truth
Gonna push you 'round (Push you 'round)
(Yeah, yeah)

She's the one that he wants
The guy's got no perspective, no
Follows her every move
Like some cheap detective

Boy is crazy
Loves to be mistreated
He cries, "Please, please"
She says, "Baby, beat it"

Oh, don't be cold, girl
Oh, it's such a cruel world

But it's the naked truth (Naked truth)
It's the naked truth
Gonna shake you down (Shake you down)
(Yeah, yeah)
It's the naked truth (Naked truth)
The naked truth
Gonna push you 'round (Push you 'round)
(Yeah, yeah)

Na na na na
Na na na na na na
Na na na na
Na na na na na na

Oh, don't be cold, girl
It's such a cruel world

But it's the naked truth (Naked truth)
It's the naked truth
Gonna shake you down (Shake you down)
(Yeah, yeah)
It's the naked truth (Naked truth)
Yeah, naked truth
Gonna push you 'round (Push you 'round)
Yeah, yeah

It's the naked truth (Naked truth)
Oh, yeah
(Shake you down)
Yeah, yeah
It's the naked truth (Naked truth)
Oh, the naked truth
Yeah, yeah (Shake you down)
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, it's the naked truth (Naked truth)
Oh, the naked truth
(Shake you down)


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