Beacuse I Said So

Jasmine V. · Other Songs - Jasmine V.

Beacause I said so

Let's go

Na, na, na, na, na, na

It's funny how they think that

They can tell me what to do

I'm always one step ahead so

You know I never lose

I'm not gonna follow

I make my own rules

I won't change who I am

Just cause they say it's not cool

Everybody else is playing

Copycat my style is my own

Why can't people swaye you

Cause I love to do it my own way

To put them, what with them,

Were them how I wanna go, where I wanna go

Because I said so

Na, na, na, na, na, na

So rain boots with a toto

Why because I said so

I could walk around with a attitude

Why because I said so

I wear sunny shades on a cloudy day

Why because I said so

I'm a throw a fit till I get my way

Why because I said so

Center of attention making everybody stare,

They tell me that am crazy and I tell them I don't care

I'm pushing the limit

To everything I do,



I do it my own way

Because I want to

Everybody else is playing

Copycat my style is my own

Why can't people swaye you

Cause I love to do it my own way

To put them, what with them,

Were them how I wanna go, where I wanna go

Because I said so

Na, na, na, na, na, na

So rain boots with a toto

Why because I said so

I could walk around with a attitude

Why because I said so

I wear sunny shades on a cloudy day

Why because I said so

I'm a throw a fit till I get my way

Why because I said so

You go left, I'm running to the right (uhu, uhu)

And if you tell me to jump I'm a just sit tight

I'm major avatra I'll never change no matter what you say (uhu)

You can try all day (all say)

But I'm a do it anyway

So rain boots with a toto

Why because I said so

I could walk around with a attitude

Why because I said so

I wear sunny shades on a cloudy day

Why because I said so

I'm a throw a fit till I get my way

Why because I said so (x2)

Why because I said so (x4)

Beacuse I Said So

Jasmine V. delivers a poignant pop recording on 'Beacuse I Said So,' a track that exemplifies her signature blend of emotional vulnerability and melodic craftsmanship. Released as part of her broader discography, the song explores themes of regret and the complexities of relationships, characteristic of her work alongside hits like 'First Crush' and 'Hate That I Love You.' The composition features a polished production style that highlights her vocal delivery, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonates with listeners seeking authentic storytelling within the contemporary pop genre. This recording stands as a testament to her ability to craft emotionally charged music that addresses universal feelings of disappointment and reflection.