You think your days are uneventful
And no one ever thinks about you
She goes her own way
She goes her own way

You think your days are ordinary
And no one ever thinks about you
But we're all the same
And she can hardly breathe without you

She says she has no time for you now
She says she has no time

Think about the lonely people
And think about the day she found you
Or lie to yourself
And see it all dissolve around you

She says she has no time for you now
She says she has no time

Lonely people tumble downwards
My heart opens up to you
When she says she has no time for you now
She says she has no time


Lyrics submitted by njosnavelin, edited by Cire26, GuyEmerson

She Has No Time Lyrics as written by Richard David Hughes Timothy James Rice-oxley

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    I just love the falsetto flying notes on the chorus.

    fookon October 14, 2004   Link

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