There's not much to say to me
That's okay, you know that girls like mystery
They'll know all the things I've had
That’s okay, it don't necessarily make it bad

Leave me alone, I'm just your enemy
I've seen it all, I've seen your jealousy

They say, love me till the end
They only see me as a friend
We leave a lot to be desired
I don't care about desire

They say, love me till the end
They only see me as a friend
We leave a lot to be desired
I never wanted to be desired

There's not much to say to me
That's okay, you know that girls like mystery
Keep your clothes as your dignity
After all, it's only two years history

Oh, leave me alone, I'm just your enemy, oh
I've seen it all, I've seen your jealousy

They say, love me till the end
They only see me as a friend
We leave a lot to be desired
I don't care about desire

They say, love me till the end
They only see me as a friend
We leave a lot to be desired
I never want to be desired

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh




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    It's about a guy whose annoyed with the fact women seem to only for men who are uninterested. However, he does not care and he is going to be himself. He's tell his friend whose jealous, because the friend tries so hard to get noticed, while the narrator attracts women effortlessly.

    QueenThinksALoton November 02, 2009   Link
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    Ah, the old "Friend Zone". I know you well.

    themountainman14on December 27, 2010   Link
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    I love this song. I'm not really sure what it means. . . Maybe about how this guy is really confused and angry at girls acting so unclear to him??

    ntabmwap05on September 27, 2007   Link
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    i don't think these lyrics are correct here's what i think they are

    there's not much to say for me that's okay, you know that girls like mystery they’ll know all the things I’ve read that’s okay, don’t necessarily make it bad

    leave me alone, i'm just your enemy i've seen it all, i've seen your jealousy

    they say love me till the end they only see me as a friend you leave a lot to be desired i don't care if i'm desired

    they say love me till the end they only see me as a friend you leave a lot to be desired i never wanna be desired

    there's not much to say for me that's okay, you know that girls like mystery keep your clothes as your dignity after all it's only two years history

    leave me alone, i'm just your enemy i've seen it all, i've seen your jealousy

    they say love me till the end they only see me as a friend you leave a lot to be desired i don't care if i'm desired

    they say love me till the end they only see me as a friend you leave a lot to be desired i never wanna be desired

    they might be saying 'then only see me as a friend' instead of 'they only see me as a friend' though. i couldn't tell, i thought then would maybe make more sense but idk.

    _mooon November 06, 2007   Link
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    This song is a guy expressing his frustration over a girl who apparently does not want him to know how she feels about him. I'm in love with this girl who seems to be playing sort of mental game with me. Half the time, she's nice and friendly to me, and half the time she doesn't even want me near her. She just tells me to go away and starts complaining. I think this might have to do with the fact that she knows I love her. She used to constantly tell me how much she hated me until we talked it over, and now she insists that she doesn't dislike me at all, and I believe her. Anyway, it is incredibly frustrating and I think this song is about a guy in this situation and how miserable he feels.

    Sons & Daughterson November 15, 2007   Link
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    TUNE!

    Lost Cause 8on July 09, 2008   Link

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