Hush

AM Radio

Dont' come up to me at all
Shut up shut up you're killing my heart
You didn't connect with me at all
I don't think that you even try
Everybody's got something to say
I don't care to listen today
All you're trying to do is bring me down anyway

You don't think we're ready yet
Shut up shut up you don't understand
Why are all these people here?
They're all here because they understand.
Everybody's got something to say
I don't care to listen today
All you're trying to do is bring me down anyway

And I don't know why you hang around
Trying to bring my whole world down
If you're gonna stay than don't make a sound
Hush hush

Maybe I should wear a brighter shirt
Shut up shut up you're killing my eye
You should keep your big mouth shut
You keep saying things I don't wanna hear
Everybody's got something to say
I don't care to listen today
All you're trying to do is bring me down anyway

And I don't know why you hang around
Trying to bring my whole world down
If you're gonna stay than don't make a sound
Hush hush

And I don't know why you hang around
Trying to bring my whole world down
If you're gonna stay than don't make a sound
Hush hush

And I don't know why you hang around
Trying to bring my whole world down
If you're gonna stay than don't make a sound
Hush hush

Hush hush
Hush hush
Hush hush
Hush hush

Shut up


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    I love this song so much. It's even better live. I can really relate to the feeling of not wanting other people's opinions.

    shifty eyeson March 09, 2003   Link

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