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Kellie Coffey ~ The Simple Truth


1st Verse We could color it, wrap it up, tie it with a bow We could sugercoat, or be polite, say it isn't so We could watch a movie 'til it's late Then turn out the lights Oh, but somethin' in this pretty house Just isn't right Chorus So (Oh) let the walls come down Let it all fall down Baby, make no excuse I can't feel your love Take off the kid gloves And love me like you really do By tellin' me the simple truth 2nd Verse Baby, lately we're on eggshells just tiptoein' around And the silence is so deafening, it drowns out sound But the honesty, the deep emotions, what we know is real So even if you're hurt and angry, tell me how you feel (Repeat Chorus) Bridge Hey, what's goin' on in your head This is me you're talkin' to Let's get down to the heart of the matter 'Cause that's all that matters (Chorus Out) more free lyrics

1st Verse

We could color it, wrap it up, tie it with a bow

We could sugercoat, or be polite, say it isn't so

We could watch a movie 'til it's late

Then turn out the lights

Oh, but somethin' in this pretty house

Just isn't right

Chorus

So (Oh) let the walls come down

Let it all fall down

Baby, make no excuse

I can't feel your love

Take off the kid gloves

And love me like you really do

By tellin' me the simple truth

2nd Verse

Baby, lately we're on eggshells just tiptoein' around

And the silence is so deafening, it drowns out sound

But the honesty, the deep emotions, what we know is real

So even if you're hurt and angry, tell me how you feel

(Repeat Chorus)

Bridge

Hey, what's goin' on in your head

This is me you're talkin' to

Let's get down to the heart of the matter

'Cause that's all that matters

(Chorus Out)

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