I made a wish on a shooting star once
But it's been so long
Never did believe it
Till you showed up there and proved me wrong
Everyone is here
And they're all cheering with the end of another day

Whoa, oh, oh, oh

Its Friday night everyone's asleep
And now they're walking home
Our shadows underneath the streetlights
Still they're overgrown
A perfect end to a perfect night
And I feel so alright

Whoa, oh, oh, oh

Well, she makes me feel not too much like anything
That's three times more than I've ever felt before
One a.m. and I'm too sucked in because three days later
And I can't stop thinking about you

Call lots of friends and let's go down to the beach
Bring your stereo and all your favorite CD's
We'll bring all out guitars
Sit on top of our cars and sing the night away
Just like rock stars

Its wide open
Everyone's scoping
Hoping to have a night when nothing gets broken
I'll be leaving you tonight
Oh, I'll be leaving you tonight

Well, she makes me feel not too much like anything
That's three times more than I've ever felt before
One a.m. and I'm too sucked in because three days later
And I can't stop thinking about you

Whoa, oh, oh, oh

Well, she makes me feel not too much like anything
That's three times more than I've ever felt before
One a.m. and I'm too sucked in because three days later
And I can't stop thinking about you


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    i love how he counts one, two three... very cool i msut say... :)

    failureofrealityon May 19, 2006   Link
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    This is such a summer song. I love it.

    sunset_prepon May 20, 2004   Link
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    love love love. the chorus makes me fly, cuz that's how i feel right now. oops! parts of it are wrong though! "one she makes me feel not two much like anything that's three times more than I've ever felt before one AM, and I'm two sucked in" that's how they spell it in the album...

    bouncehoperon June 02, 2007   Link
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    i love this song, sounds like the one singing it is so in love with someone new.

    but these lines confused me a little: "I'll will be leaving you tonight oh I'll be leaving you tonight"

    why would he be leaving her tonight?!

    luvmesingson March 12, 2008   Link
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    im pretty sure its supposed to say

    "i will believe in you tonight oh i will believe in you tonight"

    which makes a whole lot more sense

    bohicaboyon September 02, 2008   Link
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    I really like this song, it made the elite playlist "favorites" on my ipod lol... when it first starts it sounds like video killed the radio star

    swingdive88on September 21, 2008   Link

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