Why do you always do this to me?
Why couldn't you just see through me?
How come you act like this?
Like you just don't care at all

Do you expect me to believe I was the only one to fall?
I can feel, I can feel you near me, even though you're far away
I can feel, I can feel you baby, why?

It's not supposed to feel this way
I need you, I need you
More and more each day
It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you, I need you
Tell me, are you and me still together?
Tell me, do you think we could last forever?
Tell me why

Hey, listen to what we're not saying
Let's play, a different game than what we're playing
Try to look at me and really see my heart

Do you expect me to believe I'm gonna let us fall apart?
I can feel, I can feel you near me, even when you're far away
I can feel, I can feel you baby, why?

It's not supposed to feel this way
I need you, I need you
More and more each day
It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you, I need you
Tell me, are you and me still together?
Tell me, you think we could last forever?
Tell me why

So go and think about whatever you need to think about
Go on and dream about whatever you need to dream about
And come back to me when you know just how you feel, you feel
I can feel, I can feel you near me, even though you're far away
I can feel, I can feel you baby, why?

It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you
More and more each day
It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you, I need you
Tell me

It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you
More and more each day
It's not supposed to hurt this way
I need you, I need you, I need you
Tell me, are you and me still together?
Tell me, do you think we could last forever?
Tell me why


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    this song is about how a guy breaks a girls heart..and he does it over and over again, but cant see it. he acts like he didnt do anything bad to her... "i can feel, i can feel you near me even though youre far away" shows how emotionally attached the girl is to the guy,even if hes not near her,she still feels him she loves him so much.

    "tell me are you and me still together? tell me think we can last forever tell me why"

    shes still hoping for him..but shes not quite sure what to do.. guys like leaving girls hanging and guessing....

    why oh why?!

    rockingeekon May 23, 2009   Link

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