She Works Out Too Much Lyrics

[Chorus]
(He's trying) (She works out too much)
(She works out too much, oh no)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out

(He's trying) (She works out too much)
(She works out too much, oh no)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough

(He's trying) (She works out too much)
(She works out too much, oh no)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out
(She works out too much)
(He's trying) (She works out too much)
(She works out too much, oh no)
The only reason we never worked out was
He didn't work out enough
(She works out too much)
(He's trying) (She works out too much)
The only reason we never worked out was
We didn't work out, it never works out
No, it never works out
She works out too much
And now I never work out
It didn't work out
No, it never works out

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Genius Annotation

The song seems to be talking about a failed relationship between a man and a woman obsessed with working out.

Presented with sarcasm, there’s a woman’s voice all along the song cheering up his partner to work out with her, but the main voice talks about how he’s kind of obsessed but tired of her, while also being depressed and fading away from this reality, picturing the relationship this song talks about as superficial.

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What did MGMT say about "She Works Out Too Much"?
Genius Answer

This song was inspired by Tinder, and MGMT is making fun of themselves for being old. From a recent interview with Uproxx:

I think we’re joking at ourselves for being a little out of touch. We’re in our mid-30s and we collect records and we’re pretty out of touch with what’s popular.

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