Wasting time
All along you've just been wasting mine
Ignoring all the signs that point our way out of our prime

Draw the line
All this time your where just drawing mine
Only problem is I see no ends in sight of any kind

Well I can see you're waiting but I don't care
To fill this this whole place up with gasoline
And blow the top off this whole damn thing
Yea cause I don't care

(ew weh ew ew)
Cause I don't care
(ew weh ew ew)

The perfect crime
I just took what was yours and called it mine
Spent every night with fire in our eyes
Can you see it shine?

Lost in time
I'd give this all up for a chance to find
My way back to that summer in 2003 when I felt alive

Well I can see you're waiting but I don't care
To fill this this whole place up with gasoline
And blow the top off this whole damn thing
Yea cause I don't care

It was the first time
I didn't fall asleep until the sun came up
Cause we never ever had enough
It was the first time
That we could rush the streets
Feeling no defeat
Cause we where ready to ignite the sky
It was the last time
That I had the time of my life

Wasting time
All along you where just wasting mine
Ignoring all the signs that point their way out of our prime

Wasting time
All along you where just wasting mine
Ignoring all the signs that point their way out of our prime

Wasting time
All along you where just wasting mine
Ignoring all the signs that point their way out of our prime
Cause I don't care


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    This song is amazing. Definitely very catchy.

    thefiredheartson February 23, 2010   Link

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