I'll bury my face in my hands
I'm sifting through thoughts that i have
And nothing's making sense

I Called it off, called it quits
and this is the melody i'm stuck with
And nothing's making sense

If you think i forgot what went wrong
Well you better think that through
Cos i'm done writing love songs for you

I turned of my heart, from my mouth
I'm watching your car leave my house
and I've seen that look before
(your begging please say something)
but my _ can't take no more
Do you remember what we were?


I think you forgot what went wrong
Well you better think that through
Cos I'm done writing love songs for you, you, you

Because you once said we'd never fall apart
If i remember it i you swore a brand new start
As we laid on that bed New Jersey raining hearts
we would talk through the movie and out favorite part
so tell me how did it get this far?

I think I forgot what went wrong
Well you better think that through
Cos I'm done writing love songs for you, you, you

If you think i forgot what went wrong
Well you better think that through
Cos i'm done writing love songs for you
(I won't write it for you)

If you think i forgot what went wrong
Well you better think that through
Cos i'm done writing love songs for you



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    great song really pretty,m reminds of jack's mannequin (who also kick a lotta ass!)

    Fivestarmotelon October 10, 2008   Link

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