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Blink 182 ~ Take Off Your Pants And Jacket, Yellow Version, Hi


I'm sick
Of Always hearing
All those sad songs
On the radio
All day
It is there to remind
An over-sensitive guy
Who is lost and alone

I hate
Our favorite restaurant
Our favorite movie
Our favorite show
We would
Stay up all through the night
We would laugh and get high
And wouldn't answer the phone

I can't forgive
Can't forget
Can't give in
What went wrong
'Cuz you said this was right
You fucked up my life

I'm sick
Of always hearing
Sappy love songs
On the radio
This place
It's fuckin' cursed in it's plague
And I can never escape
When my heart it explodes

I can't forgive
Can't forget
Can't give in
What went wrong
'Cuz you said this was right
You fucked up my life

I'm kicking
Out fiercely
At the world around me
What went wrong
I'm kicking
Out fiercely
At the world around me
What went wrong

I'm kicking

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