After hours of deep thoughts
I came to the conclusion you're just not
meant to be with me
Everytime there's a mistake
you leave
Suffering under my smile
I'd be better off, alone for awhile
crying to myself
Cuz I don't belong here
You're so different from me
Well, I want to be with you
But you make it so hard
And don't try to hold my hand
And don't try to understand
Don't tell your lies
I know them all
By now

You say you love me
and do you love her less than this?
No.
I can tell by those "I love you" kisses
you give her in front of me
and I don't want this any more than you do
and I don't want you to say
that it's all gonna be OK
Cuz I don't belong here
You're so different from me
Well, I want to be with you
But you make it so hard
And don't try to hold my hand
And don't try to understand
Don't tell your lies
I know them all
By now

Cuz I, I don't belong here
You're so different from me
Well, I want to be with you
But you make it so hard
And don't try to hold my hand
And don't try to understand
Don't tell your lies
We've been over this
A hundred times...


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    this song is absolutely amazing. since her passing, it makes me cry every time i hear it. it's beautiful..that's all there is to it

    posborne1129on March 24, 2007   Link

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