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Jessica Andrews ~ Whatever


I used to take you at face value You spoke I listened and the only thing missing was the truth Yeah promises promises Lines as honest as a three dollar bill You talk the talk But you don't walk the walk and Ive had my fill Going on like this is so absurd I'm sick of these words words words [Chorus] You say yes you say no You say come you say go You change just like the weather First you're up then you're down Say you cant hang around Then you promise me forever Whatever Save your breath I'm tuning you out Nothing I need to hear gonna plug my ears And sing real loud LA LA LA LA LA LA Baby talk if you want I don't care anymore I'm past the breaking point So I'm blowing this joint yeah I'm out the door I used to take it all so personally Now it sounds the same to me [Repeat Chorus] I used to take it all so personally Now it sounds the same to me [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

I used to take you at face value
You spoke I listened and the only thing missing was
the truth
Yeah promises promises
Lines as honest as a three dollar bill
You talk the talk
But you don't walk the walk and Ive had my fill
Going on like this is so absurd
I'm sick of these words words words

[Chorus]

You say yes you say no
You say come you say go
You change just like the weather
First you're up then you're down
Say you cant hang around
Then you promise me forever
Whatever
Save your breath I'm tuning you out
Nothing I need to hear gonna plug my ears
And sing real loud
LA LA LA LA LA LA
Baby talk if you want I don't care anymore
I'm past the breaking point
So I'm blowing this joint yeah I'm out the door
I used to take it all so personally
Now it sounds the same to me

[Repeat Chorus]

I used to take it all so personally
Now it sounds the same to me

[Repeat Chorus]

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