And I see you’ve done what you do
Know we’re doing this for you
You don’t know how these days are now that they‘re not with you
So here’s to savor all of this
We’ve come so far just to miss
The thing that you need
Want to be, I don’t want to see this anymore
How do, I make you see that
You might be heading nowhere
I’m here and you don’t know your timings right
What did you say
And I’ll go
You don’t know that
You might be heading nowhere
And I’ll be the one that lets us go
And I’ll see it through tonight

But when will I see you again
If you knew these thoughts than we’d be friends
Go this way it seems so right, it’s ok again
When will I see you again
You don’t know
You don’t know

Life’s coming hard down on me
I need something that lets me be
I know, sure there’s something that seems I’ll never have anymore
Some things are beautiful until insecurities all fill
You’ve changed, you don’t understand, no you never will
How do I make you see that
You might be heading nowhere
I’m here and you don’t know your timings right
What did you say
And I’ll go
You don’t know that
You might be heading nowhere
And I’ll be the one that lets us go
And I’ll see it through tonight

But when will I see you again
If you knew these thoughts than we’d be friends
Go this way it seems so right, it’s ok again
When will I see you again
Again

So sad to say
You’ll forget about the times when you ran away
And I’m assuming you did
And I’m assuming you did
So sad to say
You’ll forget about the times when you ran away
And I’m assuming you did
And I’m assuming you did
And I’m assuming you did

I’ll say I miss it so bad
You might be heading nowhere
I’m here and you don’t know what you were thinking
Well I do, and I do
And I see you
And I can’t believe you
And I do, in seeing you

You don’t, and you know what to do
I see you
I bet you think you’re whoa
When will you stop this stupid show
I’m singing a song that you should quite understand
And you don’t, you don’t know what to do
Don’t believe you when you say you never knew
I’m singing this, cause I can’t stop thinking of you

When will I see you again
If you knew these thoughts than we’d be friends
Go this way it seems so right, it’s ok again
When will I see you again
You don’t know
You don’t know


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    I would literally pay SO MUCH money to get a recording of this.

    Seriously. Not hearing this song is killing me.

    kathrynREVOLUTION!on December 18, 2008   Link

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