This song is about a girl’s sad excuse for a boyfriend and the band saying they’d never act like he does. It was written by Ashton Irwin, Michael Clifford and Roy Stride. It is the second song in their sixth EP Good Girls.
[Verse 1: Luke]
You got a boyfriend and he's a total loser
All your friends tell you that he's got no future
But they like me, just saying
He barely takes you out, if he does, he's late
And when the check comes, he always makes you pay
I'd never do that, just saying
[Chorus: All]
You should leave him
'Cause it really makes me sick
Just sayin', just sayin'
You don't need him
I'll help you get over it
Just sayin', just sayin'
[Post-Chorus: All, Calum]
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
'Cause I'm better than him, just saying
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
(Just sayin')
[Verse 2: Ashton, Michael]
Got a big house, he says he lives alone
But when I drove by, I could see his mom was home
I got my own place (He totally lies to you), just sayin'
He says he loves you, but it's all an act
He's seeing someone else right behind your back
You know I'd never do that (He would never do that), just sayin'
[Chorus: All]
You should leave him
'Cause it really makes me sick
Just sayin', just sayin'
You don't need him
I'll help you get over it
Just sayin', just sayin'
[Post-Chorus: All]
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
'Cause I'm better than him, just sayin'
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
Just sayin', just sayin'
[Instrumental Bridge]
[Chorus: All]
You should leave him
'Cause it really makes me sick
Just sayin', just sayin'
You don't need him
I'll help you get over it
Just sayin', just sayin'
[Post-Chorus: All]
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
'Cause I'm better than him, just sayin'
When you change your mind, I'll be waiting
Just sayin', just sayin'
Just Saying was written by Roy Stride & Ashton Irwin & Michael Clifford & Richard Parkhouse & George Tizzard & Josh Wilkinson.
Just Saying was produced by John Feldmann.
5 Seconds of Summer released Just Saying on Fri Nov 14 2014.
“Just Saying” peaked at #15 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart.