Just the other day
She was a little girl
Taking over the world,
With her smile,
But just the other day
I saw that girl
Sticking her tounge down her throat,
By a boy, who didnt give a damn

That she was only fifteen, that she was more then willing
To take a chance,
To find romance,
To grow up fast,
But i, know she is so much better,
Then to give it all away to the first guy,
First try,
First lie,
First goodbye.

Just the other day
She was a little girl
Taking over the world,
With her laugh.
But just the other day I saw that little girl
Taking her time with him,
And I cant say I've ever been so proud.

Cuz she is only fifteen,
That she was more then willing
To take a chance,
To find romance,
To grow up fast,
But i, know she is so much better,
Then to give it all away to the first guy,
First try,
First lie,
First goodbye


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    General Comment

    This song reminds me of me and my ex. He was the first person that i really loved, and unfortunately i gave it all away to him.. a month later, Chris wrote this song, and i got sad..

    Chris said this song was about how a lot of girls these days 13 or 14 or 15 years old are trying to grow up too fast, and are getting involved in things that they might not want to get involved with. And he wrote it about someone that was very dear to him and he feels like she's growing up a little too fast.

    xgoxawayx1271on December 06, 2009   Link
  • +2
    General Comment

    This happened to me like a month ago... my friend saw this happen and she came over to me and told me that I shouldn't give all of it away to him... and to just wait a wile.... till im ready and im sure that i want to do this. i love this soong(: <3

    SammyBooon February 01, 2011   Link
  • 0
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    I think it's about his sister or a young friend or something that he feels is growing up too fast.

    jessicakeson October 08, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    This song reminds me so much of my friend, well at least the first half. She was always so such a happy, energetic girl, soo fun. But then she got involved with this guy who is always nice to her one day and ignores her the next. he makes promises he never keeps and won't commit to her. he's always with another girl at the same time. he just texts her to hook up but never to hang out. she jumped in so quckly and rushed everything but didn't end up getting anything out of it. It completely broke her confidence and now she's obseesive about him always trying to read his mixed signals and trying to keep him happy. I really hope she eventually gets to be the girl in the second half of the song, cause this girl definitely deserves so much better. :)

    hidden.in.sunshineon October 25, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    He said in his youtube video that this song is about a really close friend of his, and how it relates to many girls these days that just want to grow up too fast.

    I love this song. It makes me cry. <3

    ShantasticFouron December 10, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    it is about his little sister, and he thinks that she is growing up too fast because she started highschool.

    lizzypeach123on February 23, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    To me, it's about a girl who is growing up too fast, and when she's been hurt by a boy, she realizes she should take her time so she doesn't get hurt again.

    dafnerson March 02, 2010   Link
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    The song was written for his youngest sister Sarah when she was 15.

    Justpeace11on September 20, 2016   Link

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