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Barlow Girl ~ Clothes


Clothes aren't what they used to be They dont seem to fit you and me ANYMORE Modesty is out the door wanting what we've got and more is IN yeah its in ya Ba de da, da te da Ba de da, da te da They're saying Dont ask why just wear what we say Youll look like a model if you only obey to get the attention just do what we say Pay so much for clothes so small was this shirt made for me or my doll? Is this all I get I looked so hot but caught a cold I was doing just what I was told To fit in! Ba de da, da te da Ba de da, da te da They're saying Dont ask why just wear what we say Youll look like a model if you only obey to get the attention just do what we say We're saying Let's ask why dont wear what they say Dont want to be a model they cant eat anyway That kind of attention will fade with the day So I'll stand up and say! Clothes that fit are fine wont show whats mine dont change my mind I'll be fine! (X2) more free lyrics

Clothes aren't what they used to be
They dont seem to fit you and me
ANYMORE
Modesty is out the door
wanting what we've got and more is IN
yeah its in ya

Ba de da, da te da
Ba de da, da te da

They're saying
Dont ask why just wear what we say
Youll look like a model if you only obey
to get the attention just do what we say

Pay so much for clothes so small
was this shirt made for me or my doll?
Is this all I get
I looked so hot but caught a cold
I was doing just what I was told
To fit in!

Ba de da, da te da
Ba de da, da te da

They're saying
Dont ask why just wear what we say
Youll look like a model if you only obey
to get the attention just do what we say

We're saying
Let's ask why dont wear what they say
Dont want to be a model they cant eat anyway
That kind of attention will fade with the day

So I'll stand up and say!

Clothes that fit are fine
wont show whats mine
dont change my mind
I'll be fine! (X2)

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