Addicted

Simple Plan

I heard you're doing okay
But I want you to know
I'm a dick
I'm addicted to you
I can't pretend I don't care
When you don't think about me
Do you think I deserve this?

I tried to make you happy
but you left anyway

I'm trying to forget that
I'm addicted to you
But I want it and I need it
I'm addicted to you
Now it's over
Can't forget what you said
And I never wanna do
this again
Heartbreaker

Since the day I met you
And after all we've
been through
I'm still a dick
I'm addicted to you
I think you know that it's true
I'd run a thousand miles
to get you
Do you think i deserve this?

I tried to make you happy
I did all that I could
Just to keep you
But you left anyway

How long will I be waiting?
Until the end of time
I don't know why I'm still waiting
I can't make you mine

Heartbreaker
I'm addicted to you


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    This song I can so relate to becuz I get so attached to certain girlfriends I've had and I do everything to make them happy, but in the end they still leave me... I dunno... I guess that's just me... meh lol

    phoenix_ignitionon June 13, 2002   Link

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