You said to meet you on the flipside, baby
I'd love to, I'd love to
You promised things will be different, maybe
I'll believe you honey, I'll believe you
You say you're ready for commitment
Oh my, there you go with your wandering eye
You leave me, regret it and you come crawling back
I tell you I hate you but I'll still let you in
You say "old dogs can't learn new tricks"

But on the flip flip flipside
Where the right is wrong and wrong feels so right
And every single mind-numbing fight
Only makes me love you more

I'm dreaming of the flip flip flipside
Where white is black and black is snow white
And every single heartbreaking night
Only makes me love you more

There may be other lovers
Some might offer diamonds
Some might offer me the world, I don't want them
'Cause honey they're not you
You're running through my veins
I try to detox but you're still in my system
Honey, I'm damaged goods
You broke it so you bought it
When you're not with me I forget how to function
Oh honey, honey, no
I will not let this go!
I keep holding out, keep holding onto

The flip flip flipside
Where the right is wrong and wrong feels so right
And every single mind-numbing fight
Only makes me love you more

I'm dreaming of the flip flip flipside
Where white is black and black is snow white
And every single heartbreaking night
Only makes me love you more


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    "honey i'm damaged goods, and you broke it so you bought it" is exactly how i feel about my ex. this song is wonderful and beautiful.

    cocaine*cowgirlon June 28, 2008   Link

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