said you're gonna get drunk tonite
i cannot tell you that much girl
you're gonna go out with the boys tonight
well, i already know
and you said that you're not better
for the (dreadful?) any other guys
just because they play football and they
drink and drive, well i hope you crash and die
stupid silly silly jocks
why can't you realize?
that girls are not just objects
but stick figures in your eyes
if i see you before tonight
just give me a call
and i'll find another band-aid just
a band-aid for my soul
said you're gonna get better
i cannot tell you that much girl
you're gonna quit all your bad ways,
well, you already know
and you said that maybe someone
will like me oh just for my mind
not because of my body or my
money or anything at all


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    Do you have a band-aid? Because i think i scaped my knee when i fell for you...=) haha sry i couldnt resist...i love rx bandits...theyre very cool...and i totally agree w/ everthing you guys said. this song is really good I LOVE IT!!! =)

    WhenImGoneon August 27, 2002   Link

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