I picked you up at the corner of Belmont
Yeah I'm a wreck
That's exactly what you want
You're just a mess in a dress
Better count to ten
And keep my thoughts in my head
Think I'll start again
I picked you up at the corner of Belmont
Yeah I'm a wreck
That's exactly what you want
You're just a mess in a dress
Better count to ten
And keep my thoughts in my head
Think I'll start again
I think I'll start again
It's time to start again
I think I'll start again
It's time to start again
Just stop
I don't think that we'll make it out alive
I don't think I can take it
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health
Just stop
I don't think that we'll make it out alive
I don't think I can take it
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health
I picked you up at the corner of Belmont
It's plain to see but I guess that I forgot
You broke my heart from the start
Cuz you know you can
Go waste your time in the arms of another man
I think I'll start again
It's time to start again
I think I'll start again
It's time to start again
Just stop
I don't think that we'll make it out alive
I don't think I can take it
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health
Just stop
I don't think that we'll make it out alive
I don't think I can take it
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health
I still see you sitting there
Broken heel and broken hearted
It was broke before you started
So blissfully unaware
I drove you home in silence
I don't think that I've cried since
I still see you sitting there
Broken heel and broken hearted
It was broke before you started
So blissfully unaware
I drove you home in silence
I don't think that I've cried since
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health
Cuz you've been dragging us both through Hell
And I'm just worried about my mental health


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    this song brings tears to my eyes when he sings the chorus.... This is a powerful and moving song that evokes so many emotions in me personally, because i understand this on the Christian level and on the personal level with someone i did wrong...so powerful

    Plums72on September 24, 2009   Link

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