am i confusing you with lots of stuff with no meaning? i can't help myself. i wake up in the morning, just like you there's no difference. i know sometimes you can't deal with me. i'm always pointing out stuff, you pointed out yesterday. i'm so annoying i wish i'd shut up. why can't you tell me that you hate me? you know you have nothing to lose. are you scared to hurt my feelings? don't you know i know the truth? so where are you right now? i bet i'm so far out of your mind. maybe you'll just drop by. i bet you wouldn't waste your time. i'm so scared now. you can't deal with me. maybe i'm an emotional case, that could use some fixing. you tried telling me that i was a friend to you. but by the look on your face anyone could tell you're lying. i know you hate my guts and i hope you never get your hands on me. i really wish i was someone else today.


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    This is my theme song.

    DeadKennedy67on August 25, 2002   Link
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    discount kicks ass! ... anyone know where i could get this song?

    puddledive34on August 30, 2002   Link
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    it's on the first singles collection.

    this song is awesome.. i could relate to it a lot.

    shootthestarson September 03, 2002   Link

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