Lyrics Written All Over My Face - Kris Allen

Written All Over My Face

I always played you songs to say what I never could
Other people say it better, say it better than I would
But for every word left unsaid, I thought you understood
It was easier to kiss you than to tell you how I feel
Oh, and I don’t wanna lose you
But you can’t see that through your tears
You’re saying that I hurt you but I had no idea
I’m doing my best to make it
But you don’t believe, believe that I am
Just 'cause you say it’s so doesn’t make it so
Singing I don’t show what I’m feeling for you
I’d rather shut my mouth than to spell it out
There’s no doubt when it’s written all over my face
What you want me to say that I don’t say?
What you want when it’s written all over my face?
If you want, we could talk about it all day
But what’s to say when it’s written all over my face?
You’re not one of my boys, you can’t get inside my mind
I’m not one of your girlfriends who’s gonna see it from your side
What you lay on the table, well, I choose to keep inside
I’m doing my best to make it
But you don’t believe, believe that I am
Just 'cause you say it’s so doesn’t make it so
Singing I don’t show what I’m feeling for you
I’d rather shut my mouth than to spell it out
There’s no doubt when it’s written all over my face
What you want me to say that I don’t say?
What you want when it’s written all over my face?
If you want, we could talk about it all day
But what’s to say when it’s written all over my face?
When it’s written all over my face
When it’s written all over my face
There’s nothing wrong but communication
It’s just a problem of our own creation
Sometimes love gets lost in translation
Yeah, yeah
What you want me to say that I don’t say?
What you want when it’s written all over my face?
If you want, we could talk about it all day
But what’s to say when it’s written all over my face?
All over my face, all over my face
When it’s written all over my face, all over my face
There’s nothing wrong but communication
It’s just a problem of our own creation
Sometimes love gets lost in translation