What I Like About You

5 Seconds Of Summer · She Looks So Perfect [EP]

Hey! Hey!



[Luke:]

That's what I like about you

You hold me tight

Tell me I'm the only one

Wanna come over tonight?

Yeah



[Michael:]

Keep on whispering in my ear

Tell me all the things that I wanna hear

'Cause it's true, that's what I like about you



[Calum:]

What I like about you

You really know how to dance

When you go up, down, jump around

Think about true romance, yeah



[Michael:]

Keep on whispering in my ear

Tell me all the things that I wanna hear

'Cause it's true, that's what I like about you



[Luke:]

That's what I like about you



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That's what I like about you



Hey!



[Ashton:]

What I like about you

You keep me warm at night



[Ashton & Calum:]

Never wanna let you go

Know you make me feel alright



[Michael:]

Keep on whispering in my ear

Tell me all the things that I wanna hear

'Cause it's true, that's what I like about you



[Luke:]

That's what I like about you



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That's what I like about you



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That's what I like about you



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That's what I like about you, you



That's what I like about you

What I Like About You

What I Like About You stands as a defining track from 5 Seconds of Summer's early career, appearing on their debut EP, She Looks So Perfect. The recording captures the band's signature pop-punk energy, blending driving guitar riffs with the vocal harmonies that would later define their self-titled album. As part of their initial wave of popularity, the song showcases the group's ability to craft catchy, high-energy anthems that resonated with fans of the genre. This track remains a staple in their discography, highlighting the raw production style and youthful enthusiasm that characterized their breakthrough years. It serves as an essential listen for understanding the band's transition from local Australian acts to international pop-punk icons.