Don’t waste your innocence on tigers
You know that I can be alone, baby doll

Do you remember the times that we had?
And the years rolled by
And disappeared
And now the boys of yesterday are haunting you
They spread their lies all over town

And it’s alright if you want to tell me off
And it’s alright if you want to leave
I don’t care

Do you remember the fight that we had
And it broke my heart to see you cry
Everybody’s telling me I should stay clear
They don’t care and
The world is a sad place to live
Is there somewhere else we can go?

Lately I don’t feel anything
Anything in regards to you
‘Cause I’m not ready for everything
Everything that I know is true


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    The music video to this song is absolutely breathtaking. Gorgeous, is the only word I can think of to describe both this song, and its video.

    snowpeaon May 24, 2004   Link

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