I climbed your arms
Then you pulled away
A new cavity moved into
My heart today

The more she sings
The more it seems
Now I'm
Now I'm through
With the new you

Now I'm through
With the new you
New you

I drove you home
Then you moved away
New cavity moved into
My heart today

The more I scream
The more it seems
That I'm through

Now I'm through
With the new you
Now I'm through
With the new you
Now I'm through
With the new you
New you


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Teenager Lyrics as written by Chi Cheng Chino Camilo Moreno

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    "The lyrics were all written when I was 15 and living in Arizona with my grandparents. It's pretty much about my first and only real date I ever had. It's kinda corny but it was the first time I got my heart broken. - Chino

    Fieldson January 25, 2012   Link

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