You're not alone what you were seeing I was thinking
And I know you couldn't do it alone, uh-oh...
What could it be what could it be
Maybe it's me, I've got to know
I was talking never thinking its becoming too much for me,

What could it be would could it be maybe

Your lips, Careless lies faster than a whisper
Look for your starry eyes, Because I know you care

[Chorus]
Break up, Monday and its over
Make up, Tuesday on my mind
Friday, I'll be coming over
Blue skies together
It's all I've got

I'm up, but coming down
You said nothing last forever but forever is all we could be,
But I see away I see away

Your lips careless eyes, I never should have kissed her
We're both telling lies, but I know you care

Break up, Monday and its over
Make up, Tuesday on my mind
Friday, I'll be coming over
Perfect together
It's what we've got

[Chorus]

Sometimes silence is the answer
I keep promises of mine
How can you tell me that it's over
Blue Skies together

Break up, Monday and its over
Make up, Tuesday on my mind
Friday, I'll be coming over
Perfect together
It's what we've got

[Chorus]

[Repeat: x2]
I can tell you that you're the right one
You can tell me that me that I'm the right one

Maybe you're heart kept coming down


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    About how his girlfriend and himself keep breaking up, then getting back together, and then they forget everything, but he remembers.

    sky_lineron June 24, 2006   Link
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    Probably the best Clear Static song, in my opinion.

    severalwayson June 12, 2007   Link
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    This song is about an unhealthy relationship that is constantly falling apart, but always comes back together. This is their best song, but all their music is good. They sent a demo of this CD to me for letting them stay in a house that I own, and I immediately fell in love with this song.

    blndindisgise007on September 10, 2007   Link

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