This time you should know
Like the first time that
I saw you there alone
Like the first time that
I knew you were my own

The way you made me feel
Like I was something that
You couldn't live without
Like I was someone that
You couldn't be without

Something came in between us
Something made a change in you
What can I do?

So you made your decision
I guess it's you that I'll be missin'
I lie alone in bed just wishin'
That I had been the one
That I had been the one

This time you should know
The way you made me feel
So helpless and alone
Erase the memories
Of all we've ever known

Something came in between us
Something made us break in two
What can I do?

So you made your decision
I guess it's you that I'll be missin'
I lie alone in bed just wishin'
That I had been the one
That I had been the one

Now I think I'm goin' crazy
Now you're stuck inside my head
I don't ever wanna feel this way again

When you look in the mirror
Does it all seem clear to you?
Have I been used?

So you made your decision
It won't be me that you'll be missin'
I lie alone in bed just wishin'
That I had been the one
That I had been the one

So you made your decision
I guess it's you that I'll be missin'
I lie alone in bed just wishin'
That I had been the one
That I had been the one


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    This song relates perfectly to my last summer, where i fell head over heels for a girl who ended up telling me she could only like me as a friend and then chose someone else. everything in the song actually happened to me, thats the scary part.

    Jinxon September 29, 2002   Link

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