After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be hats on different bodies
After this there will be no more
Beautiful dresses
After this there will be fast cast

After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be no more good clean fun

I forgive you for the rest
Even the whole time I was tested
Nobody does better, baby you're the best

After this there will be no one
After this there will be so many good ones

After this there will be less interest
After this there will be no one
No one, no one.

Hey, I run down on my luck
Hey, can I have something from you
It seems I have nothing to give
It seems you have nothing to give

After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be no one
After this there will be no more good clean fun

I forgive you for the rest
Even the whole time I was tested
Nobody does better, baby you're the best.


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    i feel like this song is about how sex can ruin a clean friendship with someone and turns it into more of a fwb type of thing, then you just end up using each other for your own desires instead of having good clean fun. But thats just my interpretation. im sure i could be wrong.

    wolfedude17on April 07, 2016   Link

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