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Bardot ~ Girls Do, Boys Don't


Girls do, boys don't Girls say what boys won't You're all that and more I do adore you It's a simple thing I got everything that you need I see you watching me I caught that look Don't try to act all cool It wasn't me you know it was you I can see it in your eyes No matter how hard you try to hide Who's gonna say it, who's gonna say it Who's gonna say it first? Chorus Girls do boys don't (girls do boys don't) Girls say what boys won't So don't pretend that you're not feeling me Cause i'm the girl that a boy like you needs Girls do, boys don't Girls say what boys won't I see you with your friend Talking away But when it comes to me You're tongue-tied got nothing to say Whenever i walk by I try to say hi I'm giving you a sign Come on baby, what are you blind? I can see it in your eyes No matter how hard you try to hide Who's gonna say it Who's gonna say it Who's gonna say it first Repeat chorus to fade more free lyrics

Girls do, boys don't
Girls say what boys won't

You're all that and more
I do adore you
It's a simple thing
I got everything that you need
I see you watching me
I caught that look
Don't try to act all cool
It wasn't me you know it was you

I can see it in your eyes
No matter how hard you try to hide
Who's gonna say it, who's gonna say it
Who's gonna say it first?

Chorus
Girls do boys don't (girls do boys don't)
Girls say what boys won't
So don't pretend that you're not feeling me
Cause i'm the girl that a boy like you needs

Girls do, boys don't
Girls say what boys won't

I see you with your friend
Talking away
But when it comes to me
You're tongue-tied got nothing to say
Whenever i walk by
I try to say hi
I'm giving you a sign
Come on baby, what are you blind?

I can see it in your eyes
No matter how hard you try to hide
Who's gonna say it
Who's gonna say it
Who's gonna say it first

Repeat chorus to fade

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