I'm usually not one to speak out
But your decisions of late are on all accounts
Pretty fucked up
And not in a good way

And I heard about you and that Elli
If even half of it?s true then I'm not surprised that you've been
Kicking yourself to sleep

Oh, and who pulled who's hair on who's head
Well, I?ll tell you that it?s told me more of you
Than you did

Well, I heard about you and Elli
If even half of its true then I'm ashamed of you
And your sense of loyalty

Oh, and who found who's hair in who's bed?
Well, I?ll tell you that it?s told me more of you
Than you did

Oh, and who found who's hair in who's bed?
Well, I?ll tell you that it?s told me more of you
Than you did



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    this song brought shivers to me from the moment I heard it. the first beat sounds like a heartbeat.... the guitars are so beautiful. and then when Mike's vocals come in... they scrape off the back of his throat and makes such a sweet sound. he sounds like a such a fragile individual... perfectly complimented by "fucks" here and there. such an amazing way to start an album.

    iamnothing2uon May 04, 2005   Link
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    doomsquad is absurd, and aswarmthafades is almost as equally dumb. 'his name isnt owen, i asked him' well ya no shit, he is mike kinsella if you had known him from his previous work.

    claudioon August 26, 2006   Link
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    the line is "well i heard about you in that alley." so don't worry, i don't think mike has any interest in your girlfriend Feb.

    imstillawesomealoton October 13, 2006   Link
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    Grrr. People who dont post the right freaking lyrics. You missed a line in this song...please fix it.

    Rebirth210on November 16, 2004   Link
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    I wish you could delete freaking messages on songmeanings.net. Geeze.

    Rebirth210on November 16, 2004   Link
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    This song is amazing! drool

    melonon November 24, 2004   Link
  • 0
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    nah.

    melonon December 24, 2004   Link
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    i saw Iwen live, and it was the most intimate experience, he is truly charming in his little green flip flops, but i love him because he i not complicated..kinsella is as simple as you or me and he writes honestly..about things everyone can relate to...this makes me remember of not knowing someone significant at all...it was the hairs i swallowed that told me everything and a line i wrote once "i wanted to taste yesterdays battles in your hair" a strand of hair is so intimate to me

    esperanzaon December 27, 2004   Link
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    *owen

    esperanzaon December 27, 2004   Link
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    Hah...

    JimmieNeverDieson December 30, 2004   Link

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