Ashlee Simpson: Boyfriend Meaning

Song Released: 2005

Boyfriend Lyrics

Ha, Ha, Ha,
Ha, Ha, Ha,

Whatcha been doin'? Whatcha been doin?
Whoa, Whoa,
Haven't seen ya 'round,

How you been feelin'? How you been feelin'?
Whoa, whoa,
Don't you bring me down,

All that stuff about me,
Being with him,
Can't...

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   anonymous

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   Sep 25th 2005 !⃝

   Do the names "Lindsay Lohan" and "Wilmer Valderrama" sound at all familar? Oh yes, this song is a nice "f*ck you" to Lindsay.
2. tcatron565

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   Nov 2nd 2006 !⃝

   She's saying that a girl has accused her for stealing her boyfriend. And ashlee's saying that the girl is wrong. She just talked to him for a few minutes. Just a misinterpret. Poor ashlee!
3. anonymous

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   Apr 20th 2006 !⃝

   This isn't about anything, Ashlee couldnt sing/write a deep song if she had Bob Dylan, Elliot Smith, Morrisey's help etc.
4. anonymous

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   Nov 11th 2005 !⃝

   Hey! It is not actually about Lindsay Lohan. it is to all girls out there when people think they have "stolen" their boyfriends!

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
5. anonymous

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   Oct 25th 2005 !⃝

   It's about the Ashlee and Lyndsey fude over the guy from That 70s Show. She's telling her not to make a big deal about it, and don't asume that I stole him when I didn't, let's keep our cool and stop talking shit about each other.

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