You know its all a game.
That we play back and forth.
I leave. You chase.
And were back to square one.
We were not mean to be.
And I tried my best to work it through.
I asked my friends "what should I do?"
There only advice was leaving you.
But I'm glad I did.
Or at least that's what I tell myself.
I swear to god I never would of known
Your face or your name.
If everyday is a constant reminder your a
Whore,liar,ghost,harlot.
And its sad to say, that
I still cry to the Bayside CD everyday.
Don't you know that those songs are about you?
Check tracks 8 and 9.
Then call me back.
You ask me "when is it over?"
Over? This isn't over till I say its over.
Back to Square one.
Come On



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    you have to admit, this could've been a pop punk song. . . . .

    certainly not one of the better tracks (but then, this is the one that got the video, right??? I rest my case. Victory made them write a single.. . . .and a ballad)

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