She liked our music,
she liked our sound,
i could tell by the way she's bouncing around,
she told me something that i couldn't conceive,
but i was strong like you wouldn't believe.
And suddenly these thoughts bombarded my brain,
Tearing me inside,
driving me insane,
i don't wanna bullshit,
no i don't wanna lie,
I've been waiting for this moment my entire life
she did a move,
she did a step,
the kind of thing that you never forget.
she told me something that i couldnt believe
but now she's naked and she's straddling me
and if i had a chance i'd (see her again)
and if i had my chance i'd (see her again)
she gave a look,
she gave a stare,
the kind of thing says, "you better beware"
she told me something that you wouldnt conceive
but it's a moment that i had to seize
i've been waiting for her my entire life
something i could hold of pure desire
wont get upset or offend
just because i'm alone again
i know that look,
i know that face,
the kind of thing makes me think a disgrace
i told you something that you couldnt believe
but now you're angry
and you're leaving me.


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    these guys are great, i saw them live with mustard plug not to long ago, it was a sweet show. then again, theres nothing better then a ska show

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