“She’s Just a Friend”

You told me, “Baby, don’t worry about her,
She’s a lesbian, there’s nothing to fear.”
So I trusted your words,
I swallowed my doubts,
And convinced myself you were sincere.

You said she was nothing,
Just somebody you knew,
So why does it hurt
To see her with you?

You told me I worried
About things that weren’t true,
But somehow the girl
I was told not to lose sleep over
Ended up sleeping next to you.

I wonder if she knows
All the things that you said,
How you swore there was nothing,
How you messed with my head.

You made me feel crazy,
Made me question my heart,
While you were already planning
To tear us apart.

Now she gets your kisses,
Your laughter, your time,
While I get the memories
You somehow left behind.

And honestly, darling,
The joke’s on me—
I believed every word
You told me to believe.

So don’t tell me again
That I had nothing to fear.
Because the girl you called “lesbian”
Is the reason you’re not here.

Maybe she changed,
Maybe you lied,
Maybe I was right
Every time I cried.

Either way, here’s the truth
I finally can see

She wasn’t the one
I needed to worry about.
It was always you
who was hurting me.

I know somebody out there that relates to this BS!