Tell Me A Lie

Kelly Clarkson · Other Songs - Kelly Clarkson

Can't ever get it right

No matter how hard I try

And i've tried

I put up a good fight

But your words cut like knives

And im tired



As you break my heart again this time

Tell me I'm a screwed up mess

That I never listen listen

Tell me you don't want my kiss

That you're needing distance distance



Tell me everything but don't you say she's what you're missing baby

If she's the reason your leaving me here tonight

Spare me what you think and tell me

Tell me a lie.



You're the charming type

That little tweinke in your eye

Gets me every time

And well there must have been a time

I was a reason for that smile



So keep in mind

As you take whats left of you and I

Tell me I'm a screwed up mess

That I never listen listen



Tell me you don't want my kiss

That you're needing distance distance



Tell me everything but don't you say she's what you're missing baby

If she's the reason your leaving me here tonight

Spare me what you think and tell me

Tell me a lie.



Tell me I'm a screwed up mess

That I never listen listen



Tell me you don't want my kiss

That you're needing distance distance



Tell me everything but don't you say she's what you're missing baby

If she's the reason your leaving me here tonight

Spare me what you think and tell me

Tell me a lie.

About Tell Me A Lie

Kelly Clarkson's "Tell Me A Lie" stands as a defining track from her 2011 album *Stronger*, marking a pivotal shift in her musical direction toward a more mature, soulful pop sound. Following her earlier work on *My December*, this recording showcases her refined vocal control and emotional depth, blending R&B influences with her signature power pop style. The song explores themes of vulnerability and the complexities of relationships, resonating deeply with listeners seeking authentic expression within the genre. Its inclusion on *Stronger* solidified Clarkson's status as a serious artist capable of delivering complex, emotionally charged performances that transcended her initial fame as a reality television contestant. The track remains a staple of her discography, celebrated for its lyrical honesty and melodic beauty.