They just point the finger they don't care
They don't think I know you think
Where did I go wrong? what did I do?
Where did I conflict with you?
You can't tell me that you care
When you're never ever there
I don't ask a lot from you
But you've got better things to do
I thought I knew you I don't know
Do you just want me to go? cause I'll go
Actions over words to you I'm nothing
You seem so far away where are you today?
Don't just leave me in a box
Then walk away
Don't just put me in a box
For a rainy day [Repeat: x1]


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Rainyday Lyrics as written by Mike Himelstein Brian Robert Setzer

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    i like this song, i can relate with it.. it's like where you feel really let down by a person and you're like 'uhh.. what did i do?' hmm. and when you think you know a person, but they do something really unexpected.. yep, good song.

    weezergirlon June 10, 2002   Link
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    This is one of my fav MxPx songs. I can relate, its about people coming around when they need you, or when it's good time for them. Their actions tell you that they really dont care.

    MixPixon March 10, 2003   Link

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