Yes, I see this little game that you play
Cause there's two that can be playing this way
Hey, what you say?
And it's not like it's the first time I'm feeling this way
It's in those eyes of yours
That you drive me insane

Yeah, it hurt me when you left
But I'm not gonna chase you
Now that you're gone, oh, you're gone
Now you're gone and you don't even know what it is you want

Say now, are you just the catch of the day
Or should I just go and throw you away?
Cuase I don't need to waste my time
See, I've this other fish on the line
And she's better, always
Yeah, she's pulling all the time

And it hurt me when you left
But I'm not gonna chase you
Now that you're gone, oh, you're gone
Now you're gone and you don't even know what it is you want

Yeah, they say there's others out there
They say there's more to be found
But this pond's looking empty
These ripples go around
Yeah, they say there's others out there
They say there's more to be found
But this pond's looking empty
These ripples go around and around and around and around
And around and around and around

Yeah, it hurt me when you left
But I'm not gonna chase you
Now that you're gone, oh, you're gone
Now you're gone and you don't even know what it is you want


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