I know I was out of line
You were way out of your mind
Wrapped up in my reveries
Causing all this misery

Hear me out
If ever there's a chance in heaven
(Or in hell)
To slowly forget the past and the bandage

Be careful, you fool, there are certain rules
Even for a fellow like you
But don't be alarmed, no one gets harmed
I will never go, babe, hell no

Maybe I was in the dark
But why'd you have to steal my heart?
Well, I didn't plan to go berserk
Baby, you were such a jerk

Well, just hear me out
I can't believe the things I said
(I know)
I obviously was removed from my senses

Be careful, you fool, there are certain rules
Even for a fellow like you
But don't be alarmed, no one gets harmed
I will never go, babe, hell no

Now hear me out
If ever you deceive me
(If ever, ever)
We're through
You worry too much, I won't make you sorry

Be careful, you fool, there are certain rules
Even for a fellow like you
But don't be alarmed, no one gets harmed
I will never go, babe, hell no

Be careful, you fool
(Don't be alarmed)
There are certain rules
('Cause I know that)
I will never go, babe, hell no



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    It's a cute song, and an effective duet...

    But I feel it restricts Regina a bit. I bet if she wrote it by herself it would have better lyrics... but I guess it's good she is doing some slightly different stuff too.

    Still, it's very catchy and Sondre Lerche (whom I have never heard of before) has a nice voice that compliments Regina's =]

    aliboongaon March 24, 2008   Link
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    I agree - Regina would've given it more unique and interesting lyrics if it had been written just by her.

    It's a cute song, though. I can picture it being played overhead at Starbucks. =]

    solarflairon April 02, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    wow. i really love this song.

    emlah1251on December 15, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    i've never heard of it. which is actually really surprising, b/c i'm familiar w/ both artists.

    indierockesson December 15, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    does anyone know where i can find a recording of this song. i love both of these artists and am dying to hear it

    Ofcourse56on December 17, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    this song is in "dan in real life"'s ost

    deardecemberon December 28, 2007   Link
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    sondres amazing you should listen to "two-way monologue" and "modern nature"

    pocketvisionon April 21, 2008   Link

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