You're Telling Me Lies

Questionmark And The Mysterians · 96 Tears [1997]

You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry

Your told me this morning

You love me so

But still I know you lie



You better stop girl

You better stop now



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



You better stop

You better stop girl



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



What happened last night

You was so real

And so much in love

What did I say to change your mind

And give me the brush



You better stop girl

You better stop now



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



You better stop now

You better stop girl



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



Alright



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry can't you see



Your told me this morning

You love me so

But still I know you lie



You better stop girl

You better stop now



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



You better stop

You better stop girl



You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry

You're telling me lies

You're putting me down

You're starting to make me cry



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You're Telling Me Lies

Questionmark And The Mysterians emerged from the vibrant Michigan garage rock scene in the mid-1960s, quickly gaining recognition for their raw energy and distinctive sound. While best known for their chart-topping hit "96 Tears," the band's discography features a range of compelling tracks that showcase their versatility within the psychedelic and garage genres. "You're Telling Me Lies" stands as a notable recording from their early catalog, reflecting the group's signature blend of fuzz-toned guitars and driving rhythms. The track captures the emotional intensity and youthful angst characteristic of the era, offering listeners a deeper look into the band's musical identity beyond their most famous single. This song remains an essential part of their legacy, illustrating the depth of their songwriting and the enduring appeal of their classic rock style.