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Why do you call me everytime
You’re in need of something more
Than he can give to you,
And I’m almost over you
And everytime he makes the same mistakes He made the last five times, Out on his own, or out with the guys,
His excuses are only lies,
And sometimes I just can’t believe that
You’d believe a single word he has to say
in his defence, and you pretend that
it won’t happen again, and I can’t change your mind
And I know, coming second place is sometimes not enough,
when you’re trying to win her heart,
the one you had to mend (at least) a hundred times to keep it from falling apart.
The right words at the wrong times,
And sometimes I just can’t believe that
You can’t see that you’d be better of with me, Always there to help you out,
When you were ready to give up,
And I wouldn’t let you
Why does it seem, like whispering when you speak to me, And why can’t you see, you would be better off with ME!!!!!!!
Why do you call me everytime
You’re in need of something more
Than he can give to you,
And I’m almost over you
You’re in need of something more
Than he can give to you,
And I’m almost over you
And everytime he makes the same mistakes He made the last five times, Out on his own, or out with the guys,
His excuses are only lies,
And sometimes I just can’t believe that
You’d believe a single word he has to say
in his defence, and you pretend that
it won’t happen again, and I can’t change your mind
And I know, coming second place is sometimes not enough,
when you’re trying to win her heart,
the one you had to mend (at least) a hundred times to keep it from falling apart.
The right words at the wrong times,
And sometimes I just can’t believe that
You can’t see that you’d be better of with me, Always there to help you out,
When you were ready to give up,
And I wouldn’t let you
Why does it seem, like whispering when you speak to me, And why can’t you see, you would be better off with ME!!!!!!!
Why do you call me everytime
You’re in need of something more
Than he can give to you,
And I’m almost over you
Lyrics submitted by MooWasHere
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