Step down from your spaceship honey
Put your feet on the ground
If there's confusion
Take a good look around
And call me when you settle down

Come off the big time (baby)
With your circus freaks for friends
You oughta know by now what I think of them
So call me when your time is spent

Call me when youre up
Up for bigger stuff
Call me when you think you can handle this
Baby but for now
I can't wait around
If you dont make your mind up
You'll never wind up with me

Get your head out of bed now baby
Cant you see me waiting here
Don't wanna step on your toes
Break your nose
But someones gotta do the drivin here
So call me when you learn how to steer

Call me when you're up
Up for bigger stuff
Call me when you think you can handle this
Baby but for now
I can't wait around
If you don't make your mind up
You'll never wind up with me

Get your head out of bed now baby
Can't you see me waiting here (waiting here)
Don't wanna step on your toes
Break your nose
But someones gotta do the drivin here

So call me when you learn how to steer
You can take me way down town
Call me when your feet hits the ground
Baby take a look
Baby take a good look around


Lyrics submitted by AutumnLeaves34

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