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I just don’t know what to say
It wasn’t meant to be this way
I thought that we were just friends
Now I don’t wanna stand near
Your intentions are too clear
I don’t think of you in that way

I just wanna hang out with you
In the bar have a drink or two
Is that so hard to believe?
So why you making a move?
Why you making a move?
Now don’t lay the blame on me

Stop treating me like one of those girls
One of those girls
Stop treating me like one of those girls
One of those girls
So tell me why, why, why are you hitting on me?
Stop treating me like one of those girls
One of those girls

You just don’t know when to quit
You think I’m playing hard to get
Guess you don’t really know me
It will put a bad taste on it if we don’t keep this platonic
Do you hear the words that I speak?

I just wanna hang out with you
In the bar have a drink or two
Now don’t lay the blame on me, no

[Chorus]

Tell me why, why, why x 3
Hey!

[Chorus]

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Following the release of her debut self-titled album in July 2016 via Radikal Records, electronic singer-songwriter Salt Ashes has released her latest single ‘Girls’, available worldwide on Friday, May 4th.

Speaking of the track, Salt Ashes says:
"‘Girls’ is about a situation I’m sure many can relate to; when someone makes an assumption that you want more than just friendship based on their interpretation of how you act or dress. The track is about breaking the stereotypes of people who want to express themselves and their sexuality freely without the “slut shaming” or being told that they’re “asking for it”. I’d hope for the song to inspire confidence within people to stick to their decisions with who they want to be… I wanted the photo shoot to build on that with a strong message by trying to mess with with stereotypes and ‘seeing with the eyes of the other person’ before making assumptions or judgements.

The track was produced by Tom Fuller, and I co-wrote it with Born Stranger who are a band I performed with last year, after having experienced that exact situation for the millionth time."

Drawing inspiration from Giorgio Moroder’s unique blend of disco and epic dark atmospheres with her own signature lyrics, melodies and a zeitgeist club sound, Salt Ashes has earned stamps of approval from the likes of The Guardian, Billboard, MTV, NOISEY and BBC Radio (Introducing, Radio 1 & 1Xtra) to name a few. She has also peaked on the Billboard’s Dance Club Songs Charts at #5 for “If You Let Me Go” and #22 for “Save It” as well as being a featured Artist Of The Week on MTVU Freshmen and MTV IGGY, clearly defining Salt Ashes as a definite ‘Artist to Watch’.

Salt Ashes is currently writing new music with plenty of releases expected out this year.

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