Yeah, it's on again
She flirts with all my friends
What would it take
To get some attention

You know it's killing me
Her lack of sensitivity
I want to know
What's your intentions

How did it come to this
With a clenched jaw and a clenched fist
The girl really knows
How to piss me off

But I remember when
Things seemed so much different
Say hi to her pops
When I come to pick her up

And see all those...

Family portraits on the wall
Who'd of ever guessed at all
Little girl hides all the pain
With my friends she's made a name

She only loves me for my cash
I only love her for that ass
She's a whore but I don't care
She's a love I've learned to share
I've learned to share
I've learned to share

Just want to know why I'm so
Just want to know how I got
Just want to know
Cause I don't know
What I see in you

Family portraits on the wall
Who'd of ever guessed at all
Little girl hides all the pain
With my friends she's made a name

She only loves me for my cash
I only love her for that ass
She's a whore but I don't care
She's a love I've learned to share
I've learned to share
I've learned to share


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    Ahh thanks for posting this song!! I love it and Cousin Oliver rocks. Could you post anymore? =)

    -=TiedToTheTracks=-on July 28, 2002   Link

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