Cause I'll be there, in the back of your mind
From the day we met 'till you were making me cry
And it's just too bad, cause you've already had the best days
The best days of your life

Ain't it a shame?
A shame that every time you hear my name
Brought up in a casual conversation
You can't think straight

And ain't it sad?
You can forget about what we had
Take a look at her and do you like what you see?
Or do you wish it was me

Cause I'll be there, in the back of your mind
From the day we met to the very last night
And it's just too bad, cause you've already had the best days
The best days of you life

And does she know?
Know about the times you used to hold me
Wrapped me in your arms and how you told me
I'd be the only one

I heard about
Yeah, someone told me once, when you were out
She went a little crazy ran her mouth about me
Ain't jealousy funny?

Cause I'll be there, in the back of your mind
From the day we met to the very last night
And it's just too bad, cause you've already had the best days
The best days of you life

With me was a fairytale love
I was head-over-heals 'til you threw away "us"
And it's just too bad you've, cause you've already had the best days
The best days of your life

I heard you're gonna get married
Have a nice little family
Live out my dreams with someone new

But, I've been told that a cheater
Is always a cheater
I've got my pride, and she's got you

Cause I'll be there, in the back of your mind
From the day we met 'til you were making me cry
And it's just too bad, cause you've already had the best days
The best days of your life

Of your life
Oh, oh, yeah
You're gonna think of me
You're gonna think of me in your life
Oh, oh, yeah
It's a shame, it's a shame


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Best Days Of Your Life Lyrics as written by Taylor Swift Kellie Pickler

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    isn't the first chorus (like, the VERY beginning one)

    I'll be there in the back of your mind From the day we met to you making me cry And it's just too bad you've already had The best days, the best days of your life

    it sounds like this one, not the one you already have up there. just saying. oh, and I love this song. I love hos Taytay is in there, too, and how she wrote it. I find it sorta funny how Taylor is writing a lot of songs for other people, too. She's REALLY good. THis song must be, like, the anthem for breaking up with that ONE boyfriend, like xx darling xx said. so awesome. And the orchestra - sorry, i don't know which instrument it is - at the very beginning is my fave part of it, too. sounds so cool.

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