i pulled out a chair
and casual conversation turns to things i only dare to say
you don't seem to mind
until you realize why
the moment i thought that i might find comfort in your arms tonight
at least for a while

i meant to ask for just a picture
so i could remember
your shape, your face, and how we layed there
'til five that day
i want to remember
your shape sometimes and how we layed there

we haven't much time
the sun will be smiling on the walls
before you realize where this night has gone
so what's on your mind?
i could be your last mistake before you are a trophy wife
to a debutante's son

i meant to ask for just a picture
so i could remember
your shape, your face, and how we layed there
'til five that day
i want to remember
your shape sometimes and how we layed there


Lyrics submitted by BtownMeggy

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    I just want y'all to know, that I am completely unsure about the accuracy of these lyrics. Don't bet more than $5 on their correctness.

    BtownMeggyon July 10, 2002   Link
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    Hey Meggy, Great job on the lyrics....the only thing I would say differently is (and I could be wrong even as many times as I've heard them) the line "and how we layed there 'TILL FIVE that day". But you'd have to ask Jonathon to be 100% sure. Thats cool see their lyrics up!!!

    Peace

    Stuccoblue777on July 11, 2002   Link
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    i agree with the till 5 thing.... but also, the lyrics can go... "you shaved your face and howie laid there..." :)

    carolynpurnellon July 11, 2002   Link
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    Ok you got me on the "howie laid there" LOL I caught on to the "shaving" lyric the first time i heard it. I cant always tell if Jonathan thinks its funny or not. But now its a bad habit....I cant help but to sing THAT!!!! LOL

    Peace

    Stuccoblue777on July 12, 2002   Link

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