Lyrics Romeo (Balcony Version) - Elli Moore

Tired of messing 'round with the f-boys
It was like a job, kept me employed
But now I'm moving on to the next point
Try to date a prince instead of a simp

Someone who's gonna love me
Through my good, bad and ugly
More than IG, I want a life story
Kinda something like that Shakespeare would've wrote it, yeah

Romeo, I wish I could've met you
Romeo, I wish that I could text you
I bet you would help me
Tell me, what would Juliet do?
She'd keep on looking 'til she found the one

Like "Romeo, Romeo, where art thou Romeo, Romeo?"
I want my Romeo, Romeo
Yeah, I want something classic
But all these boys are tragic, Romeo

Why'd you have to go and set the bar so high?
It's 2021, nobody's stars are crossing right
And we can blame on the guys who're talking in disguise
Got the body of a prince but the heart of a simp

I need someone who's gonna love me
Through my good, bad and ugly
More than IG, I want a life story
And I'm talking 'bout the Leo version of it, yeah

Romeo, I wish I could've met you (I wish I could've met you)
Romeo, I wish that I could text you (I really do)
I bet you would help me
Tell me, what would Juliet do?
She'd keep on looking 'til she found the one

Like "Romeo, Romeo, where art thou Romeo, Romeo?"
I want my Romeo, Romeo
Yeah, I want something classic
But all these boys are tragic, Romeo

Romeo, It sucks we'll never meet
When I know roses by another name could never smell as sweet
I'm stuck here on love's balcony held down by gravity
Just wishing, waiting to be levitating swept right off my feet

No, I don't really wanna be alone
But I only want a lover like a Romeo (Romeo!)

Romeo, I wish I could've met you (I wish I could've met you)
Romeo, I wish that I could text you (I wish that I could text you)
I bet you would help me
Tell me, what would Juliet do?
She'd keep on looking 'til she found the one ('Til she found Romeo)

Like "Romeo, Romeo, where art thou Romeo, Romeo?" (Where art thou Romeo?)
I want my Romeo, (Romeo!) Romeo
Yeah, I want something classic
But all these boys are tragic, Romeo