Lyrics
Have I done something to upset you?
Expressing concern or confusion about causing offense or upset.
Was my dress a bit too see through?
Suggesting the possibility of revealing clothing and seeking approval.
Was it talking to that boy I knew?
Asking about potential issues related to talking to a specific boy.
Don't you like my brand new hairdo?
Questioning the likability of a new hairstyle.
You tell me I deserve this
Responding to accusations, possibly of promiscuity, and victim-blaming.
'cause I'm a slut and I provoke you
Acknowledging the label of being a "slut" and its alleged provocation.
To do these things to me
Implies the speaker is subjected to harmful actions due to the label.
Why can't I wear makeup tonight?
Expressing frustration at restrictions on wearing makeup.
Don't really think my t-shirts too tight?
Questioning the appropriateness of a tight t-shirt.
Going out, can't let me out your sight
Asserting the desire for freedom when going out.
Can I see my friends without a fight?
Asking for the ability to see friends without conflict.
You tell me I deserve this
Reiterating the alleged justification of mistreatment due to the "slut" label.
'cause I'm a slut and I provoke you
Acknowledging the provocation accusation and its consequences.
To do these things to me
Repeating the implication of harm resulting from the provocation.
Always tell me I still need you
Highlighting a perceived dependency on the accuser.
Always tell me you don't mean to
Stating the denial of intention behind the mistreatment.
Always tell me I still need you
Repeating the theme of dependency on the accuser.
Always tell me you don't mean to
Reiterating the denial of harmful intentions.
Tell me when I talk I am a flirt?
Questioning if talking is misinterpreted as flirting.
I agree, I prefer the long skirt
Agreeing with a preference for modest clothing, like a long skirt.
How nice of you to let me not work
Expressing gratitude for being allowed not to work.
I'll do anything to make you not hurt
Declaring a willingness to do anything to prevent the accuser's pain.
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