When we met I knew then
There was something cool about you
Even though some pf my friends didn't notice you at all
You can me all along took a walk
And started talking
We stayed out all night counting all the stars

I don't care what they say
I don't care what they do
'cause they all fade away
When it's just me and you
Well it's more than a crush
An impossible rush
I don't care what they say
When you're there
I don't care

All my friends think you're weird
But they don't know much about you
Why we just disappear when you're hanging out with us
So your hair is a mess
They don't know how good you treat me
I pay no attention 'cause I know who you are

I don't care what they say
I don't care what they do
'cause they all fade away
When it's just me and you
Well it's more than a crush
An impossible rush
I don't care what they say
When you're there

Tell me stories paint a picture
Hang it in the sky
Tell no lies and keep no secrets
Time stands still as days go by

I don't care what they say
I don't care what they do
'cause they all fade away
When it's just me and you
Well it's more than a crush
An impossible rush
I don't care what they say
When you're there
I don't care


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    This is one of my favorite songs. I think it's about this girl who is going out with this guy that everyone thinks is not in their leauge or don't like him. Roxxi doesn't care about them or what they think because she knows him better than they do and thats what matters. I love the music to this song. I love that part, Tell me stories Paint a picture Hang it in the sky Tell no lies and keep no secrets Time stands still as days go by

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