One Man Show

Jonas Brothers

I feel like I'm gonna go insane
'Cause I keep hearing your voice call my name
In an empty room, girl, you're the one I see
Let me tell you, girl, we're history

I'm a one man show (one man show)
I don't need no one (need no one)
I'll be fine alone (fine alone)
Oh, yeah
You can call me, but (call me, but)
I won't pick up my phone (up my phone)
'Cause I'm a one man show (one man show)
Oh, yeah
I don't need you, girl
Hey
Hey

Girl, you broke my heart and let me down
I'd be better off if you were around
Took my love and threw it on the ground
Saying goodbye, girl, don't make a sound

I'm a one man show (one man show)
I don't need no one (need no one)
I'll be fine alone (fine alone)
Oh, yeah
You can call me, but (call me, but)
I won't pick up my phone (up my phone)
'Cause I'm a one man show (one man show)
Oh, yeah
I don't need you, girl

I was so blind
Now, I finally see
Everything you did to me

And I thought it might change
And we could find a place
We'd be happy, too

I'm a one man show
I don't need no one
I'll be fine alone (fine alone)
Oh, yeah
You can call me, but (call me, but)
I won't pick up my phone (up my phone)
'Cause I'm a one man show (one man show)
Oh, yeah, yeah
I'm a one man show (one man show)
I don't need no one (need no one)
I'll be fine alone (fine alone)
Oh, yeah
You can call me, but (call me, but)
Won't pick up my phone (up my phone)
'Cause I'm a one man show (one man show)
Oh, yeah
I don't need you, girl
Yeah


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    i love this song. at least the part we know. it pisses me off thinking it wont be acoustic in the begginning on the CD.

    GetBACKon July 20, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    hahah yeah i really like the acoustic,too. but both are really good. this is the song im most excited for on a little bit longer, cant wait for it to come out!! i love the guitar part in the first part.

    ScriptedLoveon July 27, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i just heard the sample clip to this song, i love it already[:

    naomiion July 31, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i love this song (:

    it's a nice break from all their really sweet songs (not that i don't love them too).

    it's kind of good to hear a little anger coming from a jonas brother ha

    anabellesayson August 17, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    just them being angry and heartbroken. a girl didnt treat them right. and they're like "hey i can be single! Peace!"

    fhcxc2010on August 20, 2008   Link
  • -2
    General Comment

    Its fun to play on guitar, but that's all that's good about it.

    Leblancon August 26, 2008   Link

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