Sometimes I wish that I was the weather
You'd bring me up in conversation forever
And when it rained I'd be the talk of the day

Oh sometimes, I wish that I was a cold beer
I'd rest assure that you would hold me near
I'd be guaranteed to be just what you need

And there could be no other way 'cause you're so,
you're so lame
Your tired words are all, they're all the same
And I wanna walk, and I'd surely walk away
If I wasnt such a sucker for you

Sometimes I wish that I was a bong hit
You'd let me in and you would love every minute
And tell the room the things I did to you

Oh, And there could be no other way 'cause your so lame
Your tired words are all, your tired words are all the same
And I wanna walk, you know I'd surely walk away
If I wasn't such a sucker for you

I see your world with rosy-colored glasses on
Wanna right what I see wrong
I could never have that power over you

Someday I'm gonna pack up and leave this town
I'm gonna get my own things going on
And when I do, I'll forget about how....

You're so lame,
Your tired words are all the same
I wanna walk, you know I'd walk away
If I wasn't such a sucker for you
I wasn't such a sucker for you
I wasn't such a sucker for you


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    I know exactly how that feels. Another great song by John Mayer (no surprise there). He's amazing. His lyrics are so well done, you can easily relate, which makes the song, aside from it's addictive sound, even more appealing.

    BEABEAon March 03, 2002   Link
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    i can totally relate to this song...i have a knack to relate to almost all of his songs..but who doesnt? he's definately one of the best lyricists ive ever run across

    rugbyrobon March 05, 2002   Link
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    great lyricist yes, but how about his guitar playing, amazing.

    phowerteon April 03, 2002   Link
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    cutest song ever! i really like the guitar.. can someone tell me other good songs by john mayer?

    So_Impossibleon April 12, 2002   Link
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    ".. can someone tell me other good songs by john mayer? " --- all of them

    pyroboy325ison April 16, 2002   Link
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    i agree pyroboy...i haven come across any song by john that i havent fully adored,,i also recommend them all

    starrynighton April 24, 2002   Link
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    I agree with everyone else his lyrics and his guitar playing skills are amazing! and the fact that so many people can relate to his songs, just makes him even more amazing!

    comfortable21on May 20, 2002   Link
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    It took me a whole week to learn this song on guitar, he is such a talented guitarist! It just sucks because his hands are huge and I can't reach that far. this song explained a situation I was going through with a girl perfectly, so I printed out the lyrics and gave them to her... the last thing I heard from her was that she loved John Mayer, and never to talk to her again... something like that- oh well!

    FosterKidon May 23, 2002   Link
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    i can completely relate to this song. he's either in love or infatuated with someone, and he wishes that he could be all of these different things so he could be ANYTHING to her. she either doesn't treat him well or the feelings aren't mutual - "your tired words are all the same." he knows it's a bad situation, but he's such a "sucker" for her, so he can't "walk away." :)

    crazydreameron May 25, 2002   Link
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    Man, I just heard one of his songs yesterday and since then I have been downloading all of them I can get. As soon as I get a chance, I am all over getting his CD. This guy is amazing. So sad I didn't discover him before he was on MTV :-( It doesn't matter. His simplicity amazes me, and even though when you think about it, he isn't much different in style from Dash or DMB, there is something about him that makes him so much better in my opinion. I'm hooked...

    justaMTon June 30, 2002   Link

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