Are you not the slightest bit confused?
Just the truth
The speed at which we move blends so well
It's too soon

Separate yourself from what compels you to relinquish us
Push your way on to me entirely
Stay away from me, stay away from me now
Unless you gonna see, unless you gonna see me out

No, I can't dance unless it's slow or sad
To a song that's far less obvious
You're using me, do it slowly
Make it last until I have to go

Trust me when I say just a few more weeks
Don't move
Resist temptation or do as you see fit?
Just choose

Separate yourself from what compels you to relinquish us
Push your way on to me entirely
Stay away from me and stay away from me now
Unless you gonna see, unless you gonna see me out

No, I can't dance unless it's slow or sad
To a song that's far less obvious
You're using me, do it slowly
Make it last until I have to go

No, I can't dance unless it's slow or sad
To a song that's far less obvious
You're using me, do it slowly
Make it last until I have to go

No, I can't dance unless it's slow or sad
To a song that's far less obvious
If you're using me do it slowly
Make it last until I have to go

Stay away from, stay away from
Stay away from me
Stay away from, stay away from
Stay away from me
Stay away from, stay away from me



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Stay Away Lyrics as written by Jarrod Gorbel

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    The first line made me think of religion. People in your family who truly believe what they do and practice it on a daily basis sometimes try to push that onto you. It's like, just give me this time to sin and live so I can learn, but I'll come to this eventually ("trust me when i say just a few more weeks"). And then it's finally like okay if you can't understand, stay away from me while I have to do this. Stay away now but not forever.

    zion_roseon July 20, 2007   Link

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