I heard she's beautiful
A twenty out of ten
That doesn't keep me from
Wondering how you've been
Left me for dead when we were
I'm holding flooding fast
I held my breathe and prayed that
The rain would soon have passed

So if you think you're falling apart
And I'm the only one you'll call
If you keep reaching for me in the dark
And can't stand it anymore

Then you just call my name
I will do the same
You can look into my eyes and see
If you've got a broken heart
Then you're just like me

Why don't you come around
Now wouldn't that be nice
Another moment to remember why we felt so right
I know you kiss me
And in some fucked up way that's fine
I know well only end in another sad goodbye

So if you think you're falling apart
And I'm the only one you'll call
If you keep reaching for me in the dark
And can't stand it anymore

Then you just call my name
I will do the same
You can look into my eyes and see
If you've got a broken heart
Then you're just like me

Just like just like me
Just like just like me
Just like just like me
Just like just like me
Just like just like me
Just like just like me

So if you think you're falling apart
And I'm the only one you'll call
If you keep reaching for me in the dark
And can't stand it anymore

Then you just call my name
I will do the same
You can look into my eyes and see
If you've got a broken heart
Then you're just like me

Just like just like me
Just like just like me
Just like just like me


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Just Like Me Lyrics as written by Teddy Goldstein Steve Walsh

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