Well I'm running back and forth from here to South Carolina
Wishing you were here, I guess I should watch what I wish for

You're right on time, so invite me in
This is where your trouble begins
But I like you better than the other ones
You say I'm right when you know I'm wrong
We could never just get along
Don't you hate when it gets stuck in your mouth
And then those words get in the way
She said...

Nothing could come between us
One of those favorite things that she used to say
That's just what she said
Nothing could come between us
Sorry to say but I don't feel the same

You're so damn relentless, and you will find,
The two of us are like two of a kind
But it hits you harder than the other ones
You said it loosely, when I'm just sitting here with myself
Don't you hate when it gets stuck in your mouth
And then those words get in the way
She said...

Nothing could come between us
One of those favorite things that she used to say
That's just what she said
Nothing could come between us
Sorry to say but I don't feel the same
Since home is where the hurt is

It's on your conscience, I'm not for sale
It's on your conscience, I'm not for sale

Nothing could come, oh nothing could come
She said...

Nothing could come between us
One of those favorite things that she used to say
That's just what she said
Nothing could come between us
Sorry to say but I don't feel the same
Since home is where the hurt is

Oh nothing, oh nothing, oh nothing
It's on your conscience, I'm not for sale


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Nothing Could Come Between Us Lyrics as written by Dean Henning Back David J. Brenner

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    This Song F$#*in' Rocks! Definitely the best new song of summer/fall 2002. I can really identify with these lyrics because I'm from NY and when I went to visit family in SC, I found out that my girlfriend left me for another guy her first week of college. But for some reason, I still don't think it's over. Just like the song says, nothing can come between us. That's what we said before she told me I was ugly and left me for some fucking Justin Timberlake lookalike. Any single girls from NY out there that want to help me get sweet revenge? :)-

    conklinon September 11, 2002   Link

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