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Ben Lee ~ Pathetic


Things seemed so nice for the first few weeks Didn't care - she didn't notice me Then i asked her does she wanna hang out Get something to eat She said i'm just another guy with high hopes A real sorry sight I'm also half her height I'm just another guy in the crowd She laughed at me I died I wrote her a song, took me a real long time To get everything to rhyme Read in a magazine girls like it best When you're honest with them She said the song sucked big time I'm a talentless clown She doesn't want me around She said the final goodbye A punch in my eye I died, i died more free lyrics

Things seemed so nice for the first few weeks
Didn't care - she didn't notice me
Then i asked her does she wanna hang out
Get something to eat

She said i'm just another guy with high hopes
A real sorry sight
I'm also half her height
I'm just another guy in the crowd
She laughed at me
I died

I wrote her a song, took me a real long time
To get everything to rhyme
Read in a magazine girls like it best
When you're honest with them

She said the song sucked big time
I'm a talentless clown
She doesn't want me around
She said the final goodbye
A punch in my eye
I died, i died

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