There are a few things I should say
Oh, before I make my way
Down the hallway and out the door
That we've walked so many times before

But my battery is low and I'm getting cold
I need a recharge, need a kickstart, oh
Bold thinking, you could make a man out of me
That you keep me clean

But if only I could say this
Maybe she would finally face it
Maybe she would finally understand

The plug in the wall, I won't fit at all
To turn me back on, make me come undone
Now open up and see what I, I really mean
This is all you see

But if only I could say this
Maybe she would finally face it
Maybe she would finally understand

Don't wanna tell you but a year ago
This was over (This was over)
It's difficult just to walk
Away and leave forever (Leave forever)

And I've tried it again and again
But I just need to give up, give up
Then go and start this over
It's such a shame I never felt that way

Maybe she would finally understand
Maybe she would finally understand
Maybe she would finally understand

Maybe she would finally face it
But if only I could change it
Maybe she would finally face it
Don't wanna tell you but a year ago
This was over (This was over)
It's difficult just to walk
Away and leave forever (Leave forever)

And I've tried it again and again
But I just need to give up, give up
Then go and start this over
It's such a shame I never felt that way


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    General Comment

    And here are the correct lyrics...

    There are a few things I should say Oh, before I make my way Down the hall and out the door That we've walked so many times before When my battery is low and I'm getting cold I need to recharge, kickstart oh

    Bold you could make a man out of me That you keep me clean

    But if only I could say this Maybe she would finally face it Maybe she would finally understand.

    The plug in the wall, I won't fit it all To turn me back on Make me come undone I open up and say what I, I really mean This is all you see.

    But if only I could say this Maybe she would finally face it Maybe she would finally understand

    Don't want to tell you, but a year ago this was over (this was over) It's difficult just to walk away and leave forever (leave forever) And I've tried it again, again But I just need to give up, give up Let go and start this over. It's such a shame I never felt that way

    Maybe she would finally understand. Maybe she would finally understand. Maybe she would finally understand.

    Maybe she would finally face it. But if only I could change it. Maybe she would finally face it.

    Don't want to tell you, but a year ago this was over. It's difficult just to walk away and leave forever And I've tried it again, again But I just need to give up, give up Let go and start this over. It's such a shame I never felt that way.

    thesweetcatastropheon April 17, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    I wonder what the title is a reference to. Maybe "signed sealed deliver" by Stevie wonder.

    therookieloton March 09, 2010   Link

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