Got a feeling inside me I’m falling like rain
As I’m watching the time quickly twist down the drain
And I thought you’d be fine in the arms of another
I lost track of time with my head in the gutter but
I feel a bit better whenever I hear you’re in town even now that you’re gone.

And you said you’d believe me once I left for good
When we met up for drinks in the old neighborhood
I’ve got a sneaking suspicion you’ve learned your lesson just now

Do you remember the night I found you on the stairs?
To the sound of the train and the scraping of chairs
And with tears in your eyes you cried, “i’m coming loose
at the seams and I scream when I think of you
I’ve got nothing but time, I’m losing my mind so I’m through.”
Then your face turned blue

And you said you’d believe me once I left for good
When we met up for drinks in the old neighborhood
I’ve got a sneaking suspicion you’ve learned your lesson just now

And you thought that I’d leave you once I learned the truth
When we got lost as hell in that old photo booth
I’ve got a funny feeling you’re up on the ceiling no talking you down this time
So you left and I fell
Trying to drop a new dime down the old wishing well
And I crept from my shell,
Tried to put my life savings on the end of it all

And you said you’d believe me once I left for good
When we met up for drinks in the old neighborhood
I’ve got a sneaking suspicion you’re learning your lesson just now

Got a feeling inside me I’m falling like rain
As I’m watching the time quickly twist down the drain


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    This song is pretty strait forward, i love love love it.

    aSeKret24on May 10, 2012   Link

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