The more I look
The more I find it hard to see
I'm uncultured
But I'm not quite sure what that means
Why bring me down
And complicate
You take my words
But then you hear them a different way
When we're talking
But I'm not quite sure what to say
We're talking now but is it too late
Who's listening now
Why won't you

Find me
And show me
What do you want from
There's gotta be better than this
I don't want to leave you
But maybe I need to
There's gotta be better than this
But we'll never know

Do you remember when we talked
For hours on end
Just being stupid
But at least we didn't pretend
Your smile helped me
To find my way
Who's listenin' now
Why won't you

Find me
And show me
What do you want from
There's gotta be better than this
I don't want to leave you
But maybe I need to
There's gotta be better than this
But we'll never know

I'll dream this away
And come back another day
When I'm less afraid
Of it all

Find me
And show me
What do you want from
There's gotta be better than this
I don't want to leave you
But maybe I need to
There's gotta be better than this
But we'll never know x 3


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    Busted are not just a pile of crap, they are a puss filled cancer, which is slowing down the world and the sooner they all take a swan dive out of a window, onto a busy road, the better.

    quiffpornon June 09, 2004   Link

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