I've penned your poison 1000 times
You think you're mighty, I believe you're a swine
You're a disgusting child and everyone thinks so
I'm confused about how I want to be, am I you or are you me
A whisper shouts down most of my ego

Tell me, when the night moves slow
Do your green shades grow
Is it jealousy or an ago?
Are you really, really that witty, when you're sitting at home being pretty,
Clipping your nails with my old man?

See me, I'm not Edward, I've never been Edward
Darling, I'm just a mere mistake
Stay free, I'm not Edward, I'll never be Edward
'Eddie' is just a chance to be fake.

So you sit down and order a pint,
Would you like a friend or do you want a fight,
I can see the tears behind your fist though,
You may think this is just a joke,
A little joke to promote my own,
But darling, this is the most truth your ears know.

Tell me, when the night moves slow
Do your green shades grow
Is it jealousy or an ago?
Are you really, really that witty, when you're sitting at home being pretty,
Clipping your nails with my old man?

See me, I'm not Edward, I've never been Edward
Darling I'm just a mere mistake
Stay free, If I'm not Edward, I'll never be Edward
'Eddie' is just a chance to be fake!


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    This song is awesome, Im Shocked there are so little comments about it,

    i saw larrikin love supprt Dirty Pretty THings a couple of wees ago in manchester and they were really awesome, they are playing in a hmv next year near me too so i will definatly checkit out, awesome band.

    LeeGaze4evaon December 25, 2006   Link

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