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You got a smart mouth, |
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dripping with that southern charm. |
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And I'll be sure to make a point of you, |
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so don't go too far. |
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Oh, you thought you had me fooled, |
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when you were spinning tales, |
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of love and rendezvous. |
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But I'm over it. |
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Yeah, I'm over you. |
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Your hands are still as red |
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as the lipstick you smeared on me, |
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so lovingly. |
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You can't solve all your problems, |
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cramped up in the backseat. |
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It's surprising with all your delusions. |
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You so convincingly give off the illusion |
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of stable and charming. |
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Your talent's alarming. |
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Well, darling, |
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you're losing your touch. |
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You thought you had me fooled, |
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when you were spinning tales, |
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of love and rendezvous. |
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But I'm over it. |
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Yeah, I'm over you. |
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Take it from me, princess, |
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you're not the brightest crown in the box. |
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'Cause lies have a way of reaching the top, |
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surfacing where you thought that they would stop. |
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But I've got ears, |
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and more wit than you do. |
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You've been caught, |
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lacking truth. |
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It's a wonder how you could love anyone else, |
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when you're head over heels in love with yourself |