I've never been so poor
I had bought something I can't afford
Most people can relate with a new car
But this is of more value by far
It's not a material thing
It's not something I can easily explain
It's about her I could never forget
Wondering daily how she got me in debt
Will she ever be my lass
And if she was, would she be my last
What a price I paid, fall in love with you
My credit is shot
hence, no worries, I've got what I want
Don't need that '99 benz, I'll be happy
Maybe someday
It'll go our way
With all this pain I have repayed,
Now I hope I can make her happy.


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    I cant believe no one has commented on this. I am so into this band and this song would get anyone into them...awesome.

    theonepeterfon August 05, 2002   Link
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    Not their best song, but still a very very good song. About a girl who demands loadsa money from her man obviously.

    InTylerWeTruston September 28, 2002   Link

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