Nervously you lit your cigarette
Hey beautiful why did you start again
You interrupt me with, "How are you doing?"
Well I love my life and the music that I'm grooving

You pause and slowly hang your head
I don't think I can take this again
Flat out it wasn't shiny and new
What's a young boy gotta do for you?

You look really good my baby I ain't gonna lie
But take one minute and shed your skin
It'll be the best thing in your life

Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
I wish what I got was enough to be lovin'
Your heart's stone cold, won't let nobody in there
Not much changed and it's all too familiar

Your heart's stone cold and it's making me sadder
Just to think true love really didn't even matter
Your heart's stone cold and nothing is gonna change

Your eyes look empty, lost in the sadness
Faking a smile and it's worse than the madness
I don't need you, I'm a little bit stronger
You say it's been a while, it's gonna be a while longer

I've never seen you like this before
You asking me for more
There's no going back to yesterday
Who would want to anyway

You look really good my baby I'm not gonna lie
But take one minute and shed your skin
It'll be the best thing in your life

Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
I wish what I got was enough to be lovin'
Your heart's stone cold won't let nobody in there
Not much changed and it's all too familiar

Your heart's stone cold and it's making me sadder
Just to think true love really didn't even matter
Your heart's stone cold and nothing is gonna change

Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
You can't feel nothing, you can't feel nothing

Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing
Your heart's stone cold and you can't feel nothing




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    I absolutely love this song. the only thing I was disappointed about was that I read a few interviews with Josh McMillan, and he just seemed like such a jerk. He said he could sing better than John Mayer. ...I don't agree. but Josh is so gorgeous. one correction in these lyrics: "Nervously, you bit your cigarrette." not hit.

    ItsInMySoulon January 23, 2005   Link
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    or maybe its lit. I don't know.

    ItsInMySoulon January 23, 2005   Link
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    First off, I think it's "lit." That makes the most sense.

    What's great about this song (besides it's irresistable chorus and music) is the theme. Not often do you hear someone sing about moving on in a relationship this way. I love the lines "I never seen you like this before, you, asking me for more, there's no going back to yesterday...", and then he immediately second guesses himself afterwards. That's real life.

    ericspinon December 07, 2005   Link
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    it's: "You look really good my baby I ain't gonna lie..."

    for the first couple choruses

    smallthoughtson June 08, 2006   Link
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    for me its like a guy who likes someone, and yet he feels that his efforts was left unnoticed.

    supernova_babyon September 16, 2007   Link

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