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Bowling For Soup ~ You And Me


All I needed was an answer i didn’t ask for nothin more and she said, “just leave your jacket at the door” and we were locked inside again it started her we go if you can help me let me know. So she asked if I could stay there and I say we’ve been through this before and she said “just tell me, what do you expect here?” and we were locked inside and it started here we go you can hold my hand, but don’t go back on me Just remember that it’s gonna be alright and you’ll see we can have it all can’t you see that I’m right here waiting, looking back at you you and me, we’ve got nothing to lose. Oh Yeah! So she wraps me up inside her and I knew we should not get that far and she said “ just close your eyes and say you love me” and we were locked inside, again ...... All I need to kill the pain is for someone else to blame and I’ve waited my whole life I try to run but I can’t hide more free lyrics

All I needed was an answer
i didn’t ask for nothin more
and she said, “just leave your jacket at the door”
and we were locked inside
again it started her we go
if you can help me let me know.

So she asked if I could stay there
and I say we’ve been through this before
and she said “just tell me, what do you expect
here?”
and we were locked inside
and it started here we go
you can hold my hand, but
don’t go back on me
Just remember that it’s gonna be alright
and you’ll see we can have it all
can’t you see that I’m right here waiting, looking
back at you
you and me, we’ve got nothing to lose. Oh Yeah!

So she wraps me up inside her
and I knew we should not get that far
and she said “ just close your eyes and say you love
me”
and we were locked inside, again ......

All I need to kill the pain
is for someone else to blame
and I’ve waited my whole life
I try to run but I can’t hide

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