I've got an antisocial habit
you'd think I'm from another planet
am I here too soon
to inhabit you

Am i taking you for granted
'cause that's not the way i planned it
why do I act the way I do
I act like a fool

My eyesight is blinded by the sunlight
but i know it makes me feel right
when I'm standing next to you

If everything I said to you was true
I know what it takes to
why can't I say what I want to
I know what it takes to

I've got a antisocial habit
you'd think I'm from another planet
am I here too soon
to inhabit you

I can't go on in life deceiving
don't know what I believe in
but I know what I should do

I know what it takes to
I know how to take you
I know that it takes two

This will go nowhere, why bother
still live with my mom and father
when I'm with you I am not myself, I'm half a man
far too lost for you to find me
wasted like the early nineties
oh you, only you can bring me back to earth



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    Max Bemis. He also penned the bridge from what I understand.

    idiotgirlon March 02, 2006   Link

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