Oh my lord, oh my girl
She left me sitting in the corner without no words
She’s taken all my things all my polyester
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather

(Mandy: Ba da ba ba...)

Try to talk, try to beg
She even gave me a decent reason for why she left
I’m gonna try to get her back, she’ll just say whatever
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather

(Mandy: Ba da ba ba...)

Oh all I’ve got is all I need
I wanna make ya, I wanna make ya believe
Whatever turns you on, whatever turns you on
Cause all I’ve got is all I need
I wanna make ya, I wanna make ya believe
Whatever turns you on, whatever turns you on to me
Oh to me, to me…

I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather
I can’t see, I can’t see no weather

(Shawn and Mandy: Na na na...)

Lady lady can't you see, I got the whole world crumbling down on me
I simply can’t allow you breaking up with me until it is time, it is time?
Oh no
Lady lady cant you see, I got the whole world crumbling down on me
I simply can’t allow you breaking up with me until it is time
It is time, uh-oh


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    I'm surprised no one's commented on this song. First off, it's great fun, and secondly, for a site called "Song Meanings," the meaning of this song is pretty obvious. Surprised it hasn't been mentioned once... This song's another one about a girl leaving a guy and the guy in question just wanting her back no matter what, even though it's obvious why she's leaving him ("She even gave me a decent reason for why she left") and that it's over and done with and you can't turn it around ("She's taken all my things..."). The ending ("I simply can't allow you breaking up with me, I'll do it this time") is basically saying that it's easier being the dumper than the dumpee, and that this guy's so sick and tired of being left, he just wants to do the leaving once.

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