When they say promises
They mean promises
They'd say, that's okay
Long as we can celebrate
Ooh, you see, my uncle would say
Things would change when he's dead

Meet me in the bathroom
That's what she said
I don't mind
It's true
Hey

Never was on time
Yes, I once was mine
Well, that was long ago
And darling, I don't mind
Yeah, we were just two friends in lust
And baby, that just don't mean much
Oh yeah, you trained me not to love
After you showed me what it was

Now she's staring wide-eyed
Can't close her eyes
Say what?
Anywhere is fine
Just don't waste my time
Ah, you see, my uncle would say
Things would change once he's dead

Meet me in the bathroom
That's what she said
I don't mind
It's true

Never was on time
Yes, I once was mine
Well, that was long ago
And darling, I don't mind
Yeah, they were just two fucks in lust
Oh baby, that just don't mean much
Oh yeah, you trained me not to love
After you taught me what it was


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    this is a great song, and it's pretty much about some girl asking you to meet her in the bathroom and you're saying ok as long as she doesn't waste my time, i guess it may sound stupid but i can relate to this because it already happenned

    happy nobodyon April 10, 2004   Link

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