The Proposal

Album: Turn the Lights On (2015)
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  • If we can’t be happy, can we at least pretend
    Even if you cannot love me, can you at least just tell me it
    Ain't that what they all do anyway, yeah, they kiss each other on the face
    They call each other bae, when deep down inside all they feel is pain

    So we might as well get married cause ya so sick of me already
    You want me to leave already, so hard to believe already, already, already
    We might as well get married cause we’re arguing already
    You hate my guts already, fell outta love already, already, might as well get married, turn the lights on

    Lets smile at each other, so we can please our friends
    Cause we both know just how much you care bout impressing them
    Cause ain't that what couples do anyway, they lie right in each others face
    And they call each other bae, when deep down inside all they feel is pain

    So we might as well get married cause ya so sick of me already
    You want me to leave already, so hard to believe already, already, already
    We might as well get married cause we’re arguing already
    You hate my guts already, fell outta love already, already, might as well get married, turn the lights on

    I buy you a house so you can kick me out
    Take my ass to court and tell the judge what I'm 'bout
    Don’t forget to tell the kids that they Daddy ain't shit
    Look at how he did ya Momma out there with that outta bitch

    Cause we’re arguing already
    Fell outta love already, already, might as well get married Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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