Think about it till anticipation makes you shake
And we both lose control
Put the pedal to the floor
Lay the seat back, lock the doors
We're gonna make this worth our while
It's getting harder to breathe

"Jealous hearts will leave us all in ruins."
That's what we'll say
(That's what we'll say)
As we hide out from our friends
Hear the message once again
Lets get this right

Your lips are a hot flame, baby
And our chemistry is kerosene
Take it off, take it all off
Maybe we can get down and burn up in the heat

Times like these feel so dangerous
When you know you're gonna find out how right it feels
(How right it feels)
To ignore the ones you love the most
This can't be right

Your lips are a hot flame, baby
And our chemistry is kerosene
As we kiss to the sound of your stereo
Don't say a word
We won't say a word

Your lips are a hot flame, baby
(Don't treat this like a secret)
And our chemistry is kerosene
(Just keep it quiet while we know)
Take it off, take it all off
(That we could tear best friends apart)
Maybe we can get down and burn up in the heat
(With all the lies we've told)

Your lips are a hot flame, baby
(Don't treat this like a secret)
And our chemistry is kerosene
(Just keep it quiet while we know)
Take it off, take it all off
(That we could tear best friends apart)
Baby, I'm at a lost for words
(With all the lies we've told)
When thoughts don't compare
Write this down


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    andwesmile, you spelled cheated "cheeted" :]

    all time low is amazing.

    incredi-gerberon June 20, 2007   Link

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