1-2-3 - Nikki Cleary
Lindsay Lohan · Confessions Of A Teenage Drama Queen OST
Once opon a time
Two, two, hearts felt the same way,
But three, three, three, nights ago
You told me you don't know (wich way)
Wich way ya gonna go
(ohhhh)
Truth ain't easy but please, please,please me
It's time you made up your mind
(I don't wanna cry, don't wanna be treated unfair now)
[Chorus]
1,2.3
Your fallin' in love with me
I'm falling into your life
Your life
(Faster than the speed of light)
And 1,2,3 you don't wanna hear from me!
But if it can't be like before!
(tell me what)
Tell me what love is for
So fly just flied away
And don't think I can't take it
(hoohoo)
Cause you, you, you otta know
That if ya let me go
(ya throw)
Your gonnoa throw it all away
(ohhh)
Truth ain't easy but please, please, please me
It's time you made up your mind
(I don't wanna cry don't wanna be treated unfair now)
[Chorus]
(1-2-3)
Two, two, hearts felt the same way,
But three, three, three, nights ago
You told me you don't know (wich way)
Wich way ya gonna go
(ohhhh)
Truth ain't easy but please, please,please me
It's time you made up your mind
(I don't wanna cry, don't wanna be treated unfair now)
[Chorus]
1,2.3
Your fallin' in love with me
I'm falling into your life
Your life
(Faster than the speed of light)
And 1,2,3 you don't wanna hear from me!
But if it can't be like before!
(tell me what)
Tell me what love is for
So fly just flied away
And don't think I can't take it
(hoohoo)
Cause you, you, you otta know
That if ya let me go
(ya throw)
Your gonnoa throw it all away
(ohhh)
Truth ain't easy but please, please, please me
It's time you made up your mind
(I don't wanna cry don't wanna be treated unfair now)
[Chorus]
(1-2-3)
1-2-3 - Nikki Cleary
Lindsay Lohan's "1-2-3," performed by Nikki Cleary, serves as a pivotal track on the soundtrack to her 2005 film "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen." Released as part of the movie's original score, the song captures the emotional turbulence and youthful exuberance characteristic of Lohan's early career. The recording blends pop sensibilities with the dramatic flair of the film, reflecting the era's teen idol aesthetic. As a key component of the album, the track supports the narrative's exploration of teenage angst and self-discovery, cementing its place within the artist's broader discography during this period.