So here we fall, and here we break
and all that we had, is now just a mistake.
I guess it got boring and old,
So what have you done, you left me alone

You got your things, you got them all,
You know thers nothing you wont have,
and Im afraid I dont got the cash,
to keep you happy, and Im upset,
cause you show me the ill not free, that you need big fat limosenes,
to keep you high, to keep you safe, keep you in love.

What if i change for you, then will you see me, still with you.
I 'd never do it; Im no fool.

So here we fall, and here we break
And all that we had, is now just a mistake.
You look so young, feel so misled
And your stuffy friends have gone to your head

You got your things, you got them all,
You know thers nothing you wont have,
and Im afraid I dont got the cash,
to keep you happy, and Im upset,
cause you show me the ill not free, that you need big fat limosenes,
to keep you high, to keep you safe, keep you in love.

What if i change for you, then will you see me, still with you.
I 'd never do it; Im no fool.

Honey Im not you.

I walk away, thinking back to the days, that I held you close
with your puffy white coat, and you told me joe, I could never let go
"I need you more, then life it's self", and the rain poured down
and I kept you dry, and I took the tears fallen from your eyes, and the snow came down
and I kept you warm, and I kept you safe from your daddys dorm, when he said to you
that you cant see me, "all those pools boys got nothing good to be", now they got to you,
and what do you say, you want some rich guy instead of me.

What if i change for you, then will you see me, still with you.
I 'd never do it; Im no fool.





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    mm pretty obvious really i love the vocals

    bringthekettleon August 14, 2007   Link
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    nusion November 28, 2007   Link
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    I heart this song! I esp love the line "I guess it got boring and old, So what have you done, you left me alone".

    so_lst_smron December 22, 2007   Link
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    this song is amazing, his voice is just BEAUTIFUL

    oklauraon December 30, 2007   Link
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    I LOVE HIM SO MUCH and I love this song!!♥

    FuzzyXPeacheson September 27, 2008   Link
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    i rly like d line "that you need big fat limosenes" .....most of girls care about money not real love...

    achamenianon October 13, 2009   Link
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    oh the broken hearted! I love these songs - I love this song yea, Canada! I think it's about a young couple, the gal is influenced by her father (she obviously doesn't have a sence of her own identity yet!! doesn't mean she wont) and the life/pathway your family can expect you to go. BTW achamenian!! my best friend who is a gal (with no money)was dumped her sr year high school by her rich boyfriend who's dad urged him to date another gal who's family had money. yea it sucks to get dumped especially when your sure that it was influenced by someone other than your ex partner. Best of all he isn't going to Change!!!! It takes courage to be yourself!!! and the worst part is some people do - they change due to rejection,and try to 'fit in'

    yoga2012on May 20, 2011   Link

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