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Artist/Band:
N'Sync
Lyrics for Song: Just Don't Tell Me That
Lyrics for Album: Celebrity
Oh oh......No no.....All right
You like to be seen at every party at the Playboy Mansion
Fun....sad, I know I gotta draw the line
You wanna be in the flashes of light, holding me tight
With your phoney laugh, I guess you gotta be photographed
You can say it's real but I know where it's at....
Just don't tell me that
You are gonna love me
I don't wanna hear it, baby
You don't have to tell me that it's gonna be your last lie
No baby, I won't go for that
Even if you did say you were gonna be there
I don't want you back
'Cause it's not about love
Just dont tell me that
You like to drive in my Jag and spend every dollar of my credit, baby
Guess what? Hit me with your golden eye
I guess you wanna be part of the ride, live for the night
But I've seen it through, I've had enough of being close to you
You can say it's real but I know where it's at.....
Just don't tell me that
You are gonna love me
I don't wanna hear it, baby
You don't have to tell me that it's gonna be your last lie
No baby, I won't go for that
Even if you did say you were gonna be there
I don't want you back
'Cause it's not about love
Just dont tell me that
No, no....It's not about love......No no
You wanna be in the flashes of light, holding me tight
Girl, it's all up to you
But whatever you do, I don't wanna hear it
You're not gonna love me
I won't go for that, it just won't happen
Even if you say, you were gonna be there
I don't want you back
'Cause it's not about love
Just don't tell me that
You are gonna love me
I don't wanna hear it, baby
You were gonna tell me that it's gonna be your last lie
No, no baby, I won't go for that
Even if you did say, you were gonna be there
I don't want you back
'Cause it's not about love
Just don't tell me that..........
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Just Don't Tell Me That
Released on the 1998 album Celebrity, "Just Don't Tell Me That" by N'Sync stands as a defining track of the boy band's pop-rock era. The song blends polished production with the group's signature harmonies, capturing the emotional vulnerability often explored in their discography. As a staple of their catalog, it reflects the mid-to-late 90s sound that characterized their rise to fame, featuring driving rhythms and melodic hooks that resonated with a wide audience. The recording exemplifies the band's ability to balance commercial appeal with genuine emotional expression, cementing its place among their most recognizable works alongside hits from No Strings Attached and N'Sync (US). |
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