Four hundred of my closest friends
Forgotten names that I pretend
To know, it hasn't even been that long
So how you've been?
You look the same
Remember when the doughboys played
At gillman's and they broke up on your lawn?

And I wish it could always be like this
It's something I've been missing
It's not too late
To change what you've become
The last time I saw everyone
We buried our friend and his gun
I think he'd be happy here right now

Don't be jaded
I don't want to spend another long
And lonely weekend by the phone
Without anyone to call
I've had a lot of time to think
And I'm so tired of thinking
I know why he put that bullet in his skull

I forgot how good it feels
To be pat of a spinning wheel
supporting and supporting on and on
forget the judgment and the game
forget the shit talk and the shame
you will only be young for so long

And I wish it could always be like this
It's something I've been missing
It's not too late
To change what you've become
The last time I saw everyone
We buried our friend and his gun
I think he'd be happy here right now

Don't be jaded
I don't want to spend another long
And lonely weekend by the phone
Without anyone to call
I've had a lot of time to think
And I'm so tired of thinking
I know why he put that bullet in his skull

'Cause life can be so dull
Life can be so dull
Oh, life can be so dull

I don't want to spend another long
And lonely weekend by the phone
Without anyone to call
I've had a lot of time to think
And I'm so tired of thinking
I know why he put that bullet in his skull

'Cause life can be so dull


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Dull Lyrics as written by Keish De Silva

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    The lyrics here aren't actually completly correct. It says "We buried our friend danny's gun" but I have the lyrics from the cd booklet sitting in front of me and it says "we buried our friend and his gun"

    teenagefuckupon July 29, 2002   Link

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