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Bis ~ I'm A Slut


Have i done something to upset you?
Was my dress a bit too see through?
Was it talking to that boy i knew?
Don't you like my brand new hairdo?

You tell me i deserve this
'cos i'm a slut
And i provoke you to do
These things to me

Why can't i wear makeup tonite?
Don't really think my t-shirts too tight
Going out, can't let me out your sight
Can i see my friends without a fight?

You tell me i deserve this
'cos i'm a slut
And i provoke you to do
These things to me

Always tell me i still need you
Always tell me you don't mean to
Always tell me i still need you
Always tell me you don't mean to

Tell me when i talk i am a flirt
I agree, i prefer the long skirt
How nice of you to let me not work
I'll do anything to make you not hurt


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