Tight rope walking ain't that hard
After slamming back a few you're laughing now
But it ain't that funny when they get through with you
You see me wishing I were you but it hurts too much to try
I failed before so now why bother
Hurts so much I think I'll cry

If I never knew you I'd never love you
If I never loved you then I wouldn't cry
If I never knew you I'd never love you
If loving meant living I wouldn't die

Standing closer ain't that bad
With your hands upon your face you looked too far
I looked much farther and lost all sense of trace
You see me wishing I were you but I'll never be the same
Never had such a sense of wonder
Never knew they had a brain

If I never knew you I'd never love you
If I never loved you then I wouldn't cry
If I never knew you I'd never love you
If loving meant living I wouldn't die

I can't hear myself scream and I can't hear myself dream

Nobody's falling
Nobody's falling
Nobody
Run
Just hit the floor
Nobody's falling
Nobody's falling
Nobody
Still I'd catch you

If I never knew you I'd never love you
If I never loved you then I wouldn't cry

Nobody's falling
Nobody's falling
Nobody
Run
Just hit the floor
Nobody's falling
Nobody's falling
Nobody
Still I'd catch you


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Sugar Free Lyrics as written by Dave Rosin Christian Robert Crippin

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    here's the REAL lyrics:

    Tight Rope Walking ain't That Hard After Slamming Back A Few You're Laughing Now But It ain't That Funny When we Get Through With You Tell me we're all about failing and being wrong Tell me I'll never let go of you, I will never give or take you for a ride

    And I can't hear myself scream (If I Never Loved You, I Wouldn't Cry) And I can't hear myself dream (If Loving Meant Living, Then I Wouldn't Die) And I can't let myself go, waiting for you, waiting for you And I can't feel myself crying

    Standing closer ain't that bad With your hands upon your face You look too far I looked much harder And they lost all sense of trace Me and draw up colour me lost and found Tear me down lift me up you make me feel so god damn colder than you're bleeding eyes

    And I can't hear myself scream (If I Never Loved You, I Wouldn't Cry) And I can't hear myself dream (If Loving Meant Living, Then I Wouldn't Die) And I can't let myself go, waiting for you, waiting for you And I can't feel myself crying

    If I Never Knew You I'd Never Love You If I Never Loved You Then I Wouldn't Cry If I Never Hold You Then I'll never know you If Loving Meant Living Then I Wouldn't Die

    And I can't hear myself scream (If I Never Loved You,I Wouldn't Cry) And I can't hear myself dream (If Loving Meant Living, Then I Wouldn't Die) And I can't let myself go, waiting for you, waiting for you And I can't feel myself crying

    And I can't hear myself scream (If I Never Loved You, I Wouldn't Cry) And I can't hear myself dream (If Loving Meant Living, Then I Wouldn't Die) And I can't hear myself scream (If I Never Loved You, I Wouldn't Cry) And I can't hear myself dream (If Loving Meant Living, Then I Wouldn't Die)

    hardcor_toonzon January 10, 2006   Link
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    these lyrics are amazing, and he sings them with such passion. luv this song in all of its glory. wonderful. very hot.

    imgunnin4uon February 15, 2005   Link
  • 0
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    VERY VERY VERY VERY HOTT hedley rocksss my socks off

    iLUVJACOBhoggardon February 28, 2005   Link
  • 0
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    i love this song. ilove hedley. i cant wait till their cd drops

    Vee_Sweeton June 26, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    hedley is my life. actually. im listening to them right now haha.

    pretty-lushon August 10, 2005   Link
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    I love this song , next to trip its my favorite , its so amazing , jacob's voice is so intense in this song ! its aweosmeeeee .. i think its about a bad relationship

    guess?on September 24, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    my favourite song from their album

    introspectionon December 29, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    The lyrics here are from the original version, but oh well. It's an awesome song.

    Treefroggiefreakon January 30, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    this song is amazing. he's saying if he never met this gal, he'd never love her. and loving her made his life a living hell pretty much, because he can't get over her.

    i'm in this situation now. maybe it'll relate to you guys more than the lyrics. i met this guy through my friends, and it was pretty much love at first sight. we went out, and then he broke up with me. i cried and crieddddd. ever since then i've been in love with him and i'm not able to get over him and every time i see him i die inside.

    dialtoneeeeon August 10, 2006   Link
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    This song's about Jake when he was younger. He said that he'd walk a girl home, give her a flower (or something like that), then write a song, but in the end none of them were ever interested in him. But he has also said when talking about the meaning of this song that he said that he doesn't know, he just made the song up. The first meaning I mentioned is more probable, since I did hear Jake was a bit of a loser back in the day (no offence).

    relaxxon April 21, 2007   Link

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