Nhạc sĩ: Wayne Hector, John Ryan, Julian Bunetta, Ed Drewett
Lời đăng bởi: uniformen199
Bài hát: Giddy On Up(Album Version) - Laura Bell Bundy
Woo hoo Baby where you been it's half past ten
Oh look you're late again Busy day got a lot on your mind
You should hear about mine A tall drink of water and a pretty little thing
Were kissing on the corner in the pouring rain
Turned my head to get a better view
Oh Lord help me it was you Didn't love me I ain't no fool
Didn't love me No no no no
Love love you let me down
Making this too easy
Love Love you let me down
Think you should be leaving
Love love you let me down
Let me down
No you wont string me along
You better be moving on
Giddy on up Giddy on out
Oh I ain't finished Sit back down Been acting pretty strange didn't want to talk
Mmm there's a pep in your walk Smiling a lot when you look at your phone
There's a change in your tone I've been through your pockets and smelled your shirts
I don't wear Bath and Body Works Should've seen the signs you were sneaking around
She must be the number on the napkin I found
Didn't love me I ain't no foo l Didn't love me No no no no
Love love you let me down Making this too easy
Love Love you let me down
Think you should be leaving
Love love you let me down
Let me down
Ooh you wont string me along
You better be moving on
Giddy on up Giddy on out
Oh let me tell you I guess you could say that I was blind
I was blinded by my love I did everything for you
And now push has come to shove So lets call the spade to spad Was it worth the price you paid
Now I am done I'm the lucky one And you can sleep in the bed you made
Didn't love me I ain't no fool
Didn't love me No no no no
Love love you let me down
Making this too easy
Love Love you let me down
Think you should be leaving
Love love you let me down Let me down
Ooh you wont string me along
Love love you let me down
Making this too easy
Love Love you let me down
Think you should be leaving
Love love you let me down
Let me down
you wont string me along You better be moving on
Giddy on up Giddy on out