Page type: lyric reference
Artist: All
Canonical path: /all/button-it
Related lyric paths: 6
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Button It
Read Button It lyrics by All on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Button It
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Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me
I Don't Really Need to Know
Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me
I Don't Really Need to Know
You Think You're So Cool
You're Just a Stupid Ugly Girl
And If I Would Blow Out My Brains
I Would Never Have to See Your Face Again
Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me
I Don't Really Need to Know
Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me, Don't Tell Me
I Don't Really Need to Know
You Seem to Think You Have It All
Anyone Would Be At Your Beck and Call
And If I Would Swallow a Million Pills
It Would Be the First Time
That I Smiled in Years
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