So they say practice makes you perfect
So they say you can't touch me oh no
So they say that can happen
So they say better safe than sorry

That's what they always say
And when I swore it's down
It's clear just how
It's what they don't say
That's what counts
Deep down (what counts)
Step off step out

So they say practice makes you perfect
So they say you can't touch me oh no
So they say that can happen
So they say better safe than sorry

That's what they always say
And when I swore it's down
It's clear just how
It's what they don't say
That's what counts
It's counting
And be sure it counts


Lyrics submitted by enjoyyourroots, edited by FrankyTeardrop, aneroid, AntiGravityTapes, nothingever

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    I'm like 95% sure these are the lyrics..

    enjoyyourrootson July 16, 2010   Link

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