You pull me in with your smile
You make me melt with your voice
Now I've been gone now for awhile
Just to find that I'm your seventh choice
And I don't wanna pay the cost
But it be best if you get lost
Cause you know you'll never change

Don't say that you need me
And don't play these games in my mind
You better get out of my head cause your wasting your time
And don't say its forever
And don't play cause you had your shot
You better stop messing around cause you gonna get caught

You promise me all of your time
I guess I'm not they only one
The thing its my heart on the line this time
I'm your number one or I'm gone

Don't say that you need me
And don't play these games in my mind
You better get out of my head cause your wasting your time
And don't say its forever
And don't play cause you had your shot
You better stop messing around cause you gonna get caught

No don't try to get me back
I wont forget about our past
I never had the guts to leave
Now your making it
Now your making it much easier for me to see

And don't say that you sorry
Your breaking every inch of my heart
I should've known from the start now it's time to get lost
And don't say that you need me
And don't play these games in my mind
You better get out of my head cause your wasting your time
And don't say its forever
And don't play cause you had you shot
You better stop messing around cause you gonna get caught
You better stop messing around cause you gonna get caught.


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    I love this song! One of my favorites!

    Nikki--xoxoon October 21, 2008   Link

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