Nothin' like walkig down avenue a
But it' not like any other day
'Cause I feel you more than ever now
Throwing me off somehow
Nothin' like a girl with an attitude
But take it all away she don't know what to do
Now I got you in my fantasy
Over and over, humbling me

You got a way of finding me
Do the math,
It's meant to be
But how can this be good for me
If you never know where or when

I got blindsided
So used to seeing things my own way
And I liked it
But that just don't mean anything
Now I'm blindsided
You rocked my world I never saw it coming
Got nowhere to hide
And it's not fair

Well here's that other side of me
Where I sneak into your room and watch you sleep
And you bring out the high school in me
I can't pay attention
Give me detention
Living in the moment just kills the time
I want to find you and make you mine
My heart's a boombox beating all over town
It goes bum bum, bum bum

You got a way of finding me
Add it up
Can't you see
If this is your way of getting through to me
You're tripping me up again

You got a way of finding me
Do the math,
It's meant to be
But how can this be good for me
If you never know where or when

I got blindsided
So used to seeing things my own way
And I liked it
But that just don't mean anything
Now I'm blindsided
You rocked my world I never saw it coming
Got nowhere to hide
And it's not fair

I don't know what's come over me
'Cause I feel so differently

You got a way of finding me
Do the math
It's meant to be
If this is your way of getting through to me
Well you're tripping me out again

You got a way of finding me
Do the math,
It's meant to be
But how can this be good for me
If you never know where or when

I got blindsided
So used to seeing things my own way
And I liked it
But that just don't mean anything
Now I'm blindsided
You rocked my world I never saw it coming
Got nowhere to hide
And it's not fair

There's no point in askin' why
'Cause baby you're makin' me high
Blindsided
You rocked my world and I never saw it coming
Got nowhere to hide
And I like it


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