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Lead You On


If I wanted to lead you on

I wouldn't wear skimpy or tight clothes

I wouldn't be flirtasious

I wouldn't make you believed I liked you

And I defienatly wouldn't say I love you

I'd lead you on in disguise

I'd send you cute texts

I'd say crappy puns

Little poems

Good morning and good night texts

Jokes that aren't funny

Then I'd stop

I wouldn't text as much

I wouldn't seem to try

And you'd would want it, expect it, miss it

That's how you would know

I lead you on 

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