Just think of this and me
as just a few of many things
to lie around
to clutter up your shelves
And I wish you weren't worth the wait
because there's some thing's
I'd like to say to you

I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing
'cause I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing

I dare you to forget
those marks you left
across my neck
from those nights when we were both
found at our best
I could make this obvious,
and you, you could deny me
all in one breath
you could shrug me off
your shoulders

I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing
'cause I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing

I don't think that you know
I said I don't think that you know
I said I don't think that you know what you've been missing

Hey, lush, have fun
It's the weekend
Hey, lush, have fun

Hey, lush, have fun
It's the weekend
Hey, lush, have fun

I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing
I don't think that
you know what
you've been missing

Just forget me
it's that simple
Just forget me
it's that simple


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Your Own Disaster Lyrics as written by Edward Reyes Adam Burbank Lazzara

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    okay the new verision is a lot worse in my opinion than the old one.

    Emericanskateron October 12, 2004   Link

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