Gossip
It's so much harder than it looks, I talk about you all day
The phone ringing off the hook, I got so many things to say (Say, say, say)
It's important, get it right, put yourself in my shoes
Maybe tell a simple lie, but it's partly true (True, true, true, true)
Okay? Hey
When you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my god, alright, alright, alright
Hey, when you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my God, alright, alright, alright
Hello?
You only get what you deserve, you only reap what you sow
Every detail is a blur (Blur, blur), broken bones, sticks and stones (Stones, stones, stones)
I don't beat around the bush (No, no, no, I nеver do)
I don't mean to mess about (But I wanna mеss with you)
But when the fire starts (Starts, starts), I simply can't put it out (I just can't)
Okay? Jey
When you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my god, alright, alright, alright
Hey, when you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my God, alright, alright, alright
Wait, um
Oh, my God, are you serious?
No
Fuck no
Oh, my God, she's so good
Shut up
I love talking about people
Me too, it's so fun, I really care about my reputation and stuff but it's jus t not okay
Well, I don't think you wanna hear what people are saying about you, babe
Oh, my god, what did Tina say?
Tina said you're a cunt
(Like that, like that, alright)
Hey, when you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my god, alright, alright, alright
Hey, when you talk around town, girl, why you gotta top me like that? (Like that)
Gossip, oh, my god, alright, alright, alright
Oh, my god
Gi-gi-gi-gi-gi-gi-gi-girls go, and the boys go
And the girls go, and the boys go
Girls go, and the boys go
And the girls go, and the boys go
The Confidence-Man: His Masquerade, first published in New York on April Fool's Day 1857, is the ninth and final novel by American writer Herman Melville. The work was published on the exact day of the novel's setting. Centered on the title character, The Confidence-Man portrays a group of steamboat passengers travelling on the Mississippi River toward New Orleans. The narrative follows a succession of confidence men who, as suggested by the book's title, may be the same man in disguise. The con...
