Are you aware of what you make me feel? Baby
Right now I feel invisible to you, like I'm not real
Didn't you feel me lock my arms around you?
Why'd you turn away?
Here's what I have to say

I was left to cry there
Waiting outside there
Grinning with a lost stare
That's when I decided

Why should I care
'Cause you weren't there when I was scared
I was so alone
You, you need to listen
I'm starting to trip
I'm losing my grip and I'm in this thing alone

Am I just some chick you place beside you to take somebody's place?
When you turn around can you recognize my face?
You used to love me, you used to hug me
But that wasn't the case
Everything wasn't okay

I was left to cry there
Waiting outside there
Grinning with a lost stare
That's when I decided

Why should I care
'Cause you weren't there when I was scared
I was so alone
You, you need to listen
I'm starting to trip
I'm losing my grip and I'm in this thing alone

Crying out loud, I'm crying out loud
Crying out loud, I'm crying out loud

Open your eyes
Open up wide

Why should I care?
'Cause you weren't there
When I was scared
I was so alone

Why should I care?
'Cause you weren't there
When I was scared
I was so alone
Why should I care?
If you don't care then
I don't care
We're not going anywhere

Why should I care?
'Cause you weren't there
When I was scared
I was so alone
Why should I care?
If you don't care then
I don't care
We're not going anywhere


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Losing Grip Lyrics as written by Clif Magness Avril Lavigne

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    eh this song's got alot of meaning to me, since my ex girlfriend honestly sings it to me now. uhm, i guess i can say i'm kind of in the situtation like the song, it's really weird, i'm in love with my best friend and thinking i can get over him, i went out with a friend of mine and i really haven't paid that much attention to her, and she's tried so hard to do everyting she's done, but i don't appreciate it.. yeah very pathetic of me. but yeah, i dunno if that tells the meaning from my point of view but, yeah to me it's basically just what the words mean =\

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