I'm an open book
Just look inside
I've just been taken for a ride
I could break so easily
You could take advantage of me
Can't resist, I'm too far gone
This rebound love is much too strong
I see it all, the rise and fall
But I can't break free

Down at the carnival
There's always one guy
Sketching the faces of the passersby

In caricature
You're every girl that ever got away
Your hair in a twist
The line of your lips could lead this heart astray
I've been told be careful what you wish for
You might have hell to pay
You're more than you seem
Tonight I will dream
In caricature

I saw you on
The street today
A work of art in anime
A crushing glance
In crimson suede
That I can't unsee

Down at the carnival
There's always one guy
Sketching the fortunes of the passersby

In caricature
You're every girl that ever got away
The sound of your voice
The scent of your skin is more than words can say
I've been told be careful what you wish for
You might have hell to pay
It's larger than life
I'll dream you tonight
In caricature

And if we never recapture this night again
It will stay with me always
Remember again
Yeah

In caricature
You're every girl that ever got away
Your hair in a twist
The line of your lips could lead this heart astray
I've been told be careful what you wish for
You might have hell to pay
You're more than you seem
Tonight I will dream
In caricature

Whoa
Whoa

In caricature

In caricature
You're every girl that ever got away


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