Margot Rose - Don't Hurt A Singer Lyrics

Her face is beautiful, her voice is soft and bouncy
Her hair is long and clean, her eyes are so enticing
She'll promise you the world, she'll take you to the stars
She'll say that you're the one, and you might be

But if you leave, there's no turning back from what you did to her
It's written in the books of history

Don't hurt a singer,
Or you'll end up
In the mouths of teenage girls, while she's Singing
Her ballads on the thousand-foot screen
Your face will be on vogue magazine for being mean.

She'll tell you this time's not like all of the other ones
That she'll play nice and fair, and leave you out of her affairs
You'll think so whatever, cause it feels like so much better than all those other girls

This one'll last, but if you leave, you get bored or scared or done with all the fame
Accidentally slipped out of your tongue was pain

Don't hurt a singer,
Or you'll end up in the mouths of teenage girls While she's singing
Her ballads on the thousand-foot screen
Your name will be in teens MTV for being mean

You messed up, it's fine, but this ain't real life
Emotions are just,
Tools for the spotlight
You're bound to regret it, so don't go fretting
Stressed out by the choice, but only ones right
Are you willing to give up your life

For the singer
Oh, the singer
Yeah, the singer
Don't hurt a singer
You'll have fan mail,
From the enemies,
Of people who hurt the vessels of many teenage dreams
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