Every time I feel alone
I can blame it on you
And I do, oh
You've got me like a loaded gun
Golden sun and sky so blue
We both know that we want it
But we both know you left me no choice

[Chorus]
(chaque fois que tu ton va)
You just bring me down
(je pretend que tu fais bien)
So I'm counting my tears 'til I get over you

Sometimes I watch the world go by
I wonder what it's like
To wake up every single day
Smile on your face
You never tried
We both know we can't change it
But we both know we'll just have to face it

[Chorus]

If only I could give you up
But would I want to let you off of this soapbox baby?
We both know that we want it
But we both know you left me no choice

[Chorus]

(chaque fois que tu ton va)
(je pretend que tu fais bien)

We both know that I'm not over you
I'm not over you


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'Til I Get Over You Lyrics as written by John Shanks Michelle Branch

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    You left the french out. But yeah, I love this song. "Sometimes I watch the world go by, and wonder what it's like, to wake up every single day, smile on your face, you never tried" I always wonder what its like to wake up smiling everyday. I see people that are always happy, and I never am, it makes me so jealous. Great song.

    meowon December 25, 2004   Link

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