Here comes the day I see my friends far away, When I grow up inside what will happen to me? The city sights the business types, I can see but where are you? Bye for now. Didn't mean to let you down, Didn't mean to drive you away. Bye for now! Now that your not around, So many things I'd like to say! See here I think I've found the missing link, The piece that holds us together. If I had my way I'd here you say that it's OK, Friendship should last for ever. Bye for now. Didn't mean to let you down, Didn't mean to drive you away. Bye for now! Now that you're not around, So many things I'd like to say! Didn't mean to let you down. Didn't mean to let you down. Didn't mean to let you down. Didn't mean to let you down. Didn't mean to let you down. Never meant to let you down. Didn't mean to let you down.


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    This song is about a kid moving off from his home, but they forgot the funny ass intro: "You ddint Forget the meting to night, i left your name at the door and everything." "I Dont know there might be punks there" "Oh Don Would you stop worrying about the punks, there just a bunch of kids with growing pains and im sure theyll all be doctors and lawyers some day"

    ThE GlOWiNg?on July 09, 2002   Link

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