That Guy

Astrid S

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    Do you know what I find attractive?
    Guys who remember my name
    I get it, you love a reaction
    Think everything mainstream is so lame

    You order champagne bottles you can't afford
    You used to love LA but not anymore
    I try to get a word in but I get ignored, yeah
    Here we go

    I'm like, oh shit, you're that guy
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night
    I just know it, you're that guy
    You think you're really worth my time
    Who you tryna be?
    Baby, honestly
    Don't you think I know your type?
    I'm like, oh shit, you're that guy
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night

    Obviously, you're compensating
    God, is it really that small?
    Did your parents not give you attention?
    No drawings up on the wall

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    So you order champagne bottles you can't afford
    You used to love L.A. but not anymore
    I try to get a word in but I get ignored, yeah
    Here we go

    I'm like, oh shit (oh, shit)
    You're that guy (you're that guy)
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night
    I just know it (know it)
    You're that guy
    You think you're really worth my time
    Who you tryna be?
    Baby, honestly
    Don't you think I know your type?
    I'm like, oh shit, you're that guy
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night

    Oh, shit, say you don't want me to get hurt
    I'm like, oh shit, say I'm not like the other girls
    I'm like, no shit, say you don't want me to get hurt
    I'm like, oh shit, oh shit

    You don't even know it, you're that guy
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night
    But I know it, you're that guy
    You think you're really worth my time
    Who you tryna be?
    Baby, honestly
    Don't you think I know your type?
    I'm like, oh shit (oh, shit)
    You're that guy (you're that guy)
    Talkin' 'bout yourself all night

    That guy

    Song details

    Composition: Astrid S, louise Lindberg, August Ramberg, JT Daly, and Em Walcott

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