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Play On Your Own

(Bogi Taylor)

This is a quirky one. It relies on the subject of a breakup. It's in the woman's point of view, as she tells her boyfriend how fed up she is about his constant cheating on her. I wrote it for pure fun and I was quite satisfied with the final product.

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(Verse1) 
You're just a kid with toys
You think my love is some game
You said you're a loyal boy
Who wouldn't break my heart (no, you wouldn't break) 

(Pre-Chorus) 
You make pissed off
Dump me whenever you want
I'm so tired of this, oh
And I know I'm not the only one

(Chorus) 
Hmmm
Breaking my heart every move you take
Every word you say for other girls
You will never change
But I deserve more than your games
More than just your games
I shoulda leave you alone
You better play on your own

(Verse2) 
You're getting flirty with any girl
And let them hang on your neck
But I still believe your every word
While they go out the back (while they go out the back) 

(Pre-Chorus) 
You make pissed off
Dump me whenever you want
I'm so tired of this, oh
And I know I'm not the only one

(Chorus) 
Hmmm
Breaking my heart every move you take
Every word you say for other girls
You will never change
But I deserve more than your games
More than just your games
I shoulda leave you alone
Cause you better play on your own

(Outro) 
Stop pissing me off
And play on your own
Oh, stop pissing me off
And play on your own

© Bogi Taylor 2021

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