I want to sleep for days
When my heart's sick
She's calling and calling
She's pouring salt in my wounds
You'll be alone someday
That's a promise
It's shameful to know
Little girls grow up to be you
Never mind your best intentions
I've come to find these situations
Never cease to rest,
They always get the best of me
You know that it's true
Fair weather, go figure
Calling it quits had its run
So I'm calling in dead
Fair weather, go figure
Some things are better unsaid
So I'm calling in dead
I want to sleep for days
When my heart's sick
She's calling, she's calling
She's pouring salt in my wounds
Never mind your best intentions
I've come to find these situations
Never cease to rest
They always get the best of me
You know that it's true
So pray to god it's all in your head
That I never told a lie or never will again
Why don't you hang yourself
You're a blatant contradiction
To your heart felt confessions


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    I want to sleep for days When my heart's sick She's calling, she's calling She's pouring salt in my wounds You'll be alone someday That's a promise It's shameful to know Little girls grow up to be you Never mind your best intentions I've come to find these situations Never cease to rest, They always get the best of me You know that it's true Fair weather, go figure Calling it quits had its run So I'm calling in dead Fair weather, go figure Some things are better unsaid So I'm calling in dead I want to sleep for days When my heart's sick She's calling, she's calling She's pouring salt in my wounds I want to sleep for days When my heart's sick I don't need you, I don't need you Never mind your best intentions I've come to find these situations Never cease to rest They always get the best of me You know that it's true So pray to god it's all in your head That I never told a lie or never will again Why don't you hang yourself You're a blatant contradiction To your heart felt confessions Fair weather, go figure Calling it quits had its run So I'm calling in dead Fair weather, go figure Some things are better unsaid So I'm calling in dead Fair weather, go figure Calling it quits had its run So I'm calling in dead Fair weather, go figure Some things are better unsaid So I'm calling in dead

    GunghoFilipinoon July 31, 2010   Link

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