[Originally by Vroom]

I think I've seen every star in the sky tonight
removed from the city lights
has never seemed so bright
I know I should't believe a word you say
I do anyway
cuz I'm dumb like that ohh,
and all the words I've given to you
when you smiled I thought that it meant
something else
you were just being yourself
being nice
you're always rather polite to me

You let me down again
You ignored the things I said to you
If I was scared of you then
maybe I could leave
And if I walked again right now
there would be nothing left for me to lose
by doubt

Never fell so far for anyone before
never again, I swore
and with you was the storm
make me feel like I've been torn apart
I don't like that at all
I lost control, ohhh
and all the words I've given to you
I poured my heart out into an empty coffee cup
you drank it up
left me here to drown
Alone

You let me down again
You ignore the things I said to you
If I was scared of you then maybe I could leave
but if I walked away right now
there would be nothing left for me to lose
but I can't lose you
I can't lose you

I think I've seen every star that I can see
but I don't wanna lose
It hurts when you are so deceived
I know I shouldn't believe a word you say
but I do anyway
cuz I'm dumb like that
And all the words I've given to you
when you smiled I thought that it meant
something else
you were just being yourslef
being nice
you're always rather polite to me

You let me down again
You ignored the things I've said to you
If I was scared of you then maybe I could leave
And if I walked away right now
there would be nothing left for me to lose
By doubt
By doubt
By doubt

There's nothing left for me to lose
There's nothing left for me to lose
for me to lose
by doubt

There's nothing left for me to lose
There's nothing left for me to lose
for me to lose
by doubt

There's nothing left for me to lose
There's nothing left for me to lose
for me to lose
by doubt



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    this isnt good charlotte is it?

    BetterOffAloneon June 17, 2005   Link
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    i don't think it's Good Charlotte. Hey, it doesn't sound that bad though.

    ~fadetoblackon June 23, 2005   Link
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    The song was originally done by Vroom...they just covered it.

    cindy456on April 10, 2006   Link
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    no matter who wrote this song its sweet assss

    sickgurl72on August 22, 2006   Link
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    it sounds like gc to me.i dont think anybody knows them better than i do.(not sooo sure though) but i like the song.cool lyrics.especially the "i think ive seen every star in the sky tonight" awsum!

    RomanceGrl802on January 18, 2007   Link

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