This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
We can't agree on a single thing,
I don't know why.
We almost killed each other on the inside.
I managed to be a jerk anyway,
it doesn't have to be this way
Forget about the things I said
I make no excuse for them.
I want to start again
We all walk our separate ways
I don't know why,
I hope we meet again somewhere some day.
I can't change the way you feel
It doesn't have to be this way
Forget about the things I said,
I make no excuse for them
I want to start again
I think about the two of us,
I don't know why,
I feel good on the inside.
It's different now,
I'm one i stand alone.
I have to be this way
I don't know why.
We almost killed each other on the inside.
I managed to be a jerk anyway,
it doesn't have to be this way
Forget about the things I said
I make no excuse for them.
I want to start again
We all walk our separate ways
I don't know why,
I hope we meet again somewhere some day.
I can't change the way you feel
It doesn't have to be this way
Forget about the things I said,
I make no excuse for them
I want to start again
I think about the two of us,
I don't know why,
I feel good on the inside.
It's different now,
I'm one i stand alone.
I have to be this way
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I love this song!! It is so awesome. But reminds me of my relationship with my ex boyfriend. That's okay though. B.S. Kicks ass!!
reminds me of my ex too. -aodx
This is probably the best song on 'how I spent my summer vacation' love it. If anyone didn't know B.S got there name from the D.R Martin shoe on the label iot says with Bouncing Souls.
no. it says "with bouncing soles."
ACTUALLY, it says "With soles bouncing." Mr. Correcty-Correcter. :-P But that is the source of inspiration for the band's name.<br /> <br /> Source: My Doc Martens.
this song is so much more than anything people are giving it credit for. some people think it's just bouncing souls trying to be 'emo' but when it comes down to it, every soing written by them is not just wirtten for show--it has some sort of personal reference and point in it. that's what makes me love the bouncing souls so much more. In this song, it's someone coming to the reliazation that there are good times in a relationship with someone, where there are fueds and conflict, in the end, the person needs to have their own opinions [i'm one, i stand alone] even if they are at disagreement, the thigns that were said in anger are regretted. 'forget about that things i said,i make no excuse for them'. but yes, inevitably, all i can do is wish that an ex would write this kind of song for me. what a way to get a girl's attention. <3
i totally agree with wish me well
@ wish me well: me too!
reminds me of my ex......
interesting fact: this song was actually written by greg's wife, shanti..