For as long, long as I can remember
It's been December, no sun,
No summertime to treasure, we weren't grown
And every time that they told us surrender, it will be better
We just go holding on 'til forever for what we know

Broken lover, yes, I made you
Believe that I would be the one to heal you
And if you go now, out that doorway
I won't say your wrong
But you know that I worry about you

For as long, long as she can remember
She wanted better, no home
No one there to protect her, all alone
And so she told me I was her center
Nothing could tempt her
I still roamed just like her father left her
Ooh, he left her

Broken lover, yes, I made you
Believe that I would be the one to heal you
And if you go now, out that doorway
I won't say your wrong
But you know that I worry about you

Isn't it bad, you been a good victim
You thought I was worth it, you act like I would listen
And maybe you were right at one point, someday
I use to watch you treat the streets like a runway
I use to write with tears coming down your pretty painted face
Sign language on your back from the first taste
So when he whispers in your ear and you think of me
You wish I would've treated you like you treated me
When you wake up from your dreams of the hallway
Sleepwalking through the streets dressed in all gray
Making streetlamps in the windowpane
I worried from the second that I learned your name

Everything in love is lie
But where was I last night?
And why don't you feel right?

Broken lover, yes, I made you
Believe that I would be the one to heal you
And if you go now, out that doorway
I won't say your wrong
But you know that I worry about you

Broken lover, yes, I made you
Believe that I would be the one to heal you
And if you go now, out that doorway
I won't say your wrong
But you know that I worry about you


Lyrics submitted by xoxoljxoxo

Worry About You Lyrics as written by Marc Griffin Tyler Cordy

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    General Comment

    Marc said in an interview, about the meaning of this song:

    "There is a girl out there, somewhere in California right now, who I forever think of. She's in the back of my mind somewhere. I worry about her."

    xoxoljxoxoon June 08, 2010   Link

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