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Phrasal verb put me on Sat Nov 12, 2005 19:43 pm  Phrasal verb put me on
 

Hi, these lines are taken from that song by Kelly Clarkson:

How can I put it, you put me on
I even fell for that stupid love song


So, does this mean

How can I say it/express it, you deceived/mislead me?

Thanks in advance,
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Phrasal verb put me on Sun Nov 13, 2005 3:03 am  Phrasal verb put me on
 

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Yes, precisely. But in context it would be misled (note spelling).
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