you won't ask
and I won't tell anything
about myself to you.
honey, I'm an open book,
a little hard to read,
that may be true,

and am I worth your time?

I'm on the ground now,
but you won't ask me
how I fell tonight,
but I would tell you everything
you want me to tonight.

so come on ask
and I will tell everything
about myself to you.
honey, I'm an open book
and you and me are long since overdue;

i think it’s worth your time.

I'm on the ground now,
but you won't ask me
how I fell tonight,
but I would tell you everything
you want me to tonight.
but please wait up for me...

this time I'll draw the line
and you won't laugh at me;
if I see you start to leave,
please wait up for me.
please wait up for me
please wait up for me...

I'm on the ground now,
but you won't ask me
how I fell tonight,
but I would tell you everything
you want me to tonight.
and please wait up for me...


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    One of my favorite songs. Very incredible band.

    foreversendon May 08, 2004   Link
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    ONe of those songs you can play over and over again.. i enjoyed the music video as well. i only wish there were other songs out there of this sort. and what else has Sherwood come out with? this is all i've heard from them

    one311on June 22, 2004   Link
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    This is a great song. Music and lyrics are both great.

    CardinalsFan35on September 18, 2004   Link
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    never heard it! love the lyrics

    Oh! Emilyon August 01, 2007   Link

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