He lied if he told you otherwise
He cries like a baby, but he takes like a real guy
Pretend you don't hear a word he say
Smile wide dry his eyes and then turn round and walk away
A big teenager, a lonely kid
He wanted one good thing to come his way but it never did
Look, now he's bored and ignoring you
Maybe you'll see for the first time what I told you was true, girl

I don't mind
I don't mind
I'm gonna rock him anyway
I don't mind
I don't mind
I'm gonna rock him anyway

Poison his tea, drown him in tears
Hold a knife to his heart through your golden years
Push him away, pull him to you
You did it to me, I'm gonna do it you

Are we gonna find a way?
You did it to me and I do it to you, too
I can never read your face
You did it to me and I do it to you, too
Are you asking me to stay?
You did it to me and I do it to you, too
I want you every single day
If I get the chance to

You're looking good in your victimhood
You got the lines, show the signs that life has treated you no good
That boy you love is a laughing stock
He bought a sunburst guitar that makes him think he's a rockstar
I don't pretend to be worth a damn
I don't pretend to pretend, I don't pretend I'm a real man
Look I just wanna be used by you
If you hate the one who loves you does that make their love less true?
I don't mind
I don't mind
I'm gonna rock him anyway
I don't mind
I don't mind
I'm gonna rock him anyway

Poison his tea, drown him in tears
Hold a knife to his heart through your golden years
Push him away, pull him to you
You did it to me, I'm gonna do it you

Are we gonna find a way?
You did it to me and I do it to you, too
I can never read your face
You did it to me and I do it to you, too
Are you asking me to stay?
If I get the chance to


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    ahh this song is amazing! where can i find this to download? it was an itunes preorder track so i don't konw how i can find it now

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