1. |
No Means Hell No
03:14
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Chorus
(oh oh oh)
I see it in your eyes
I swear that nothing happened
I hope you realise
Saying no is the hardest thing to do
What makes it so much easier is saying no to you
No, no, no means no
Verse 1
Someone help me I’m gasping for air
Caught dead in an unwanted cross hair
It seems you might have the wrong impression
Can’t you tell from the fear in my expression
Verse 2
Excuse me miss have you seen my conscience
For a minute there I think I lost sense
In time I hope this will pass
As they say nice guys finish last
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2. |
The Calendar
03:53
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Chorus
Every time you cry I lose a piece of me
But when you smile I’m brought down to my knees
Devastated, this is where I catch fire
That’s why I’ll do better this time
Verse
Her smile didn’t shine, like a broken summer
I read her mind, nothing left to wonder
I asked her why, she said not to bother
And in that pause I swore that I’d do better
Pre-Chorus
In her eyes it was cold as winter
The once warm sun blew out became bitter
All this time I thought I was stronger
But in my narrow mind I hurt her
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3. |
And There You Are
03:37
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Chorus
Don’t want to see you smiling
Don’t want to hear you crying
Cant you just leave me be
I know what I’m doing
Exactly where I’m going
That’s all you need from me
Verse 1
How can you have so much to say
But nothing to talk about
You ignore my empty face
There’s no one around
Pre-Chorus
What do you want from me
Do I have to bleed
What do you want from me
I’m not your friend, not your family
Verse 2
I know this is no relationship
If it was it would sink
Simple plan but no implication
Cant you see the link
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