Losing Everyone

Lagwagon

I'm kinda down about it
I'm kinda sick about this feeling
Talking brings it out

I'm kinda short on feelings
I kinda got the feeling that I'm losing everyone

Could this be all
Could it linger anymore, fine

What an endless fall
There's no use to call it off

So I'm rolling down the stairwell
And I'm giving in to stop-sign language
Talkin' brings it out

So now I'm down about it
I'm kinda sick about this feeling
Drinking brings it out

And I don't even know why I shout it out
I'm the one that's being left out again

I'm kinda down about it
I'm kinda sick about this feeling
Talking brings it out

Could this be all
Could it linger anymore

In an endless fall
There's no use to call it off

And I don't even know why I should write it off
I'm the one who's being left out
Yeah, I don't even know why I should write at all
I'm the one who's being left out
I'm the one who's living with it all


Lyrics submitted by NOFXJuggaloGirgo, edited by edyero

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    Seems like he's trying not to talk about his insecurites, like they're not really worth talking of, and yet he wants to. But the doubt keeps him questioning if he should or not.

    Strag0on July 21, 2002   Link

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