Of all of the space in this small world
There's room in my life for you, girl
Though we had a lot of words to say
Didn't think we'd need to have another damn conversation about it

Question the words for years now
I'm finding my sense and my know how
Though I'm learning that I was wrong
Didn't think we'd need to have another damn conversation about it [x3]


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    wha wha whattt??? no comments on conversation? i like this song alot, although its not like alot of TGUK songs with the guitar, or anything really... but i like the lyrics and the vocals, and its heart fealt...

    awwwwwww!

    stubby the pirateon June 13, 2006   Link
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    Pretty good song, eccentric though not that thats a bad thing.

    Choke.on.that.lieon July 02, 2007   Link

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