As long as you're around, I can't think straight.
And as long as you're around, we're blessed.
And if you don't make a sound, we'll steal your heart away.
And if you don't make a sound, we're blessed.
As far as I can see, you're harmless.
As far as I can see, you're thorned.
But if you stand real close to me, you can hear the voices in my head
telling me you're not the problem, it's me.
Help me, to understand, how you got in my life again.
I let you go for reasons I didn't know.
And you're back. So glad you're here. So glad you're here.
I don't know where you came from and I don't know where you'll go.
But if you promise not to stay, I'll even pack your bags today.
Now leave, so long, bye-bye, farewell.
Help me, to understand, how you got in my life again.
I let you go for reasons I didn't know.
And you're back. So glad you're here. So glad you're here.
One way ticket, one way ticket, one way ticket, one way ticket


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    This song needs more comments! ONEWAYTICKET is a sweet sweet sweeeeet song like nectar too sweet to taste it fills your mouth with its tastiness....okay i cant describe it worth shit...just listen and you shall be rewarded...

    MrMoogleson June 29, 2003   Link

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