I'm the man who's gotta know
What I've done and what I've lost 'cause of what I've done
And I can't say another word except to say, I'm sorry to you baby
And I don't know another thing except that you're the only girl I love, no
And I cant seem to understand, how I walked away from the best thing I ever had

Molly, I got mad at you, I did somethings I wish I had been better
I did to you what you did to me, but I did it so unexpectedly, I was angry
Molly, I've got news for you, no one understands what we have but me and you
And I don't care what your friends think, what my friends think, what your mom thinks
I'll be with you
'Cause we live and love like each other
We get mad like each other
We were made for each other
But grew up differently

I may have disappointed you, I know you know I'm sure I will do better
If I'm the man that you love the most then lay him down and let me put my 2 cents in
Molly, I'm not begging you, I'm telling you that nothing else should matter
I feel this strong in every bone in my body knows that you're my fucking baby
'Cause we make love like each other
We get mad like each other
We were made from each other
But grew up differently

We grew up differently


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    Ahh, saw them live.

    DesTrokkon July 16, 2009   Link

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