Look at me here up in the sky
Watch the world just pass me by
And all my feelings keep me awake
Its happening more everyday
Loving you could be so easy
Loving you could be so great
Loving you could be so easy
Loving you could be so great

Well how can I try to explain
Your story never seems to stay the same
Your outta touch and I'm outta time
Just talk to me a while
And joke about the things
We used to see
Its so hard for me to smile

I've never felt so alone
After all of this there's so much left 2 lose
I'll take the pieces now
I promise you I never meant to
Well how can I complain
When everybody seems 2 no my name
Your outta luck and I'm outta line
Its such selfish compromise
A self indulgence useless bunch of lies
I never thought you wud believe

Hold me now don't wake me up
Pull me down
And then back up
All again for all to see
A low whisper guilty stare
Your stagnant beauty makes me glare
Silly games in the sun
In the sun
In the sun
Oh in the sun

How can I complain
Your story never seems to stay the same
Your outta luck and I'm outta drive
Its such selfish compromise
A selft indulgence useless bunch of lies


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    BEST SONG EVER! Best song by Busted i mean ;) But it's so, so, so amazing, really my favourite one. I just love the lyrics..

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