One, Two, Three, Four
I don’t need you anymore
Five, Six, Seven, Eight
You’re the one I love to hate
So if you want someone to Cheer
I guess I’ll make this loud and clear
Cause I don’t plan to sit and wait
Like pretty girls with perfect dates
Listen up and listen good
Cause this is where I’ve always stood
CHORUS
She will not jump and doesn’t twirl
She’s not some stupid little girl
Your cheerleader is on the mend
Her cheers are coming to an end
So if you want a girl who’s hot
Brace yourself for she’s not
Your cheerleader is gone and dead
We filled her empty little head
We tossed her skirt into the trash
And covered up that shameful ass
She threw her pompoms on the flame
Cause jumping up and down was lame
So don’t expect to hear me cheer
Or stare into that shallow mirror
Cause that cheerleader’s not in here
You can think you’re tough as grit
But I’m not gonna hear that shit
No more “sweetie” “baby” “honey”
I don’t need a stupid cavity
The cheerleader you always want
Was nothing but a girl to taunt
Don’t get it wrong inside you head
That girl was never really dead
She lived in us till we got smart
And found something to fill our heart
CHORUS
The cheerleader who stole your heart
Is better now – with better parts
The girl you want is ten years younger
And pops those pills to curb her hunger
Don’t worry though it’s just a phase
Someday soon she’ll change her ways
Your cheerleader who used to shine
Has got herself a brand new mind
So move along – nothing to see
There’s no cheerleader inside of me
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Add Yours →WWWWWWWoooooWWW! This is great! I read a few other of yours I enjoyed, but this one is spunky and has a breath of fight! I’ve got lots of favorite lines here, and one is: “She lived in us till we got smart And found something to fill our heart.” Thank you.
I actually gave this to a great friend of mine who is a musician and I asked if her thought it could be a song-I’m nervously awaiting what he comes up with.
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