Writing On the Bathroom Walls

Writing on the bathroom
           walls
     Their names scribbled 
      A thousands of times
   Cause these girls want  
     to give up their treasure
      For some quick pleasure
    But don't think the girls won't talk
        Cause they will 
      Being here 
    Sitting in this room
   Being a part of the girls who talk
     Makes me feel mixed up 
    Cause their is nothing wrong
      With sex or giving it up
      It's your choice
     But have some respect
       for yourself
       One two many guys
   and it starts to have a different 
        Look,smell,and name  
       Before it  was just about giving it up
         to the guy she loved 
         Now she's giving it up
           to his friends and strangers
             Come on girls 
         Your name is all over the walls
             and you could care less
               You know girls are gonna talk
                At least be discreet about ya S.H.I.T
              You wanna get it on 
              Don't let anyone else catch on 
                It's your Porrogative
                Be a closet freak
                Don't open the closet
                So everyone can see? 
                Cause I truly don't like 
              to be the girl to talk about you
                It's just when you display it 
                  like a concert that everyone can get tickets for
                  What do you expect? 
                   Clean bathroom walls and stalls  
                      Come on?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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