She sat me down and took me by the hand
She said I'll try to make this painless if I can
She was sorry
And then she began to cry
Couldn't look me in the eye
I said baby let me just save you the time
I can see where this is going
Tears will fall and hearts will break
Love's a game we all must play
So dry your eyes and be on your way
As for me
I'll be okay

Well I thought we were the perfect match
Its so hard to say that now without a laugh
There was never ever such a thing
Not as far as I could see
Not in all of love such misery

You can see were this is going
Tears will fall and hearts will break
Love's a game we all must play
So dry your eyes and be on your way
As for me I'll be okay

We're gonna be okay
I can see where this is going
Tears will fall and hearts will break
Love's a chance we all must take
So dry your eyes and be on your way

As for me I'll be okay (X3)
I'll be okay (X2)



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    All i got to say is this song is so amazing i got to hooked on it this guy so know how to right a song!

    Skate_or_Dieon March 18, 2003   Link

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