1. |
What Makes Me Blue
03:14
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How can't I get this feeling from anyone but you,
Why must I still perceive in all the things you do,
There's nothing wrong with how you walk,
There's no mistakes whenever you talk,
There's nothing wrong with you,
And that's what makes me blue,
Every time you walk inside, I feel your warm embrace,
Trying to search for words, but nothing could I say,
To make you change your mind on me,
To let you know that you are free,
To make you want to love,
The way it should be,
I've taken time to think it over, again,
There's no use to try when you must pretend,
There's nothing wrong with how you walk,
There's no mistakes whenever you talk,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue,
There's nothing wrong with you and that's what makes me blue
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2. |
She Gets Results
03:57
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Have you ever spent a day,
Chasing all the dark clouds away,
It's all become the same, you see,
After all, we are doomed to grieve,
Misty can not dry her eyes,
Hides behind her own covered lies,
Always holds herself at fault,
Around her dwells the problem,
She gets results, she gets results,
She gets results, she gets results,
Deep down in her heart she knows it's true,
She's the one who's getting her results from you,
Taken back from where she's come,
Safe guard is her own father's gun,
Sheltered now from all of us,
Drove her to disease,
She thinks she caused, she gets results,
She gets results, she gets results,
Deep down in her heart she knows it's true,
She's the one who's getting her results from you,
She gets results, she gets results,
She gets results, she gets results,
Deep down in her heart she knows it's true,
She's the one who's getting her results from you,
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3. |
A Testament
03:23
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Sitting in your chair across the room,
You're always everywhere I am too,
How can I go on living without you,
A testament to how I care for you,
To see a smile paint your face,
Is what brings me there when I'm out of place,
With your boy you're happy and with that I'm happy to,
A testament to how I care for you,
Maybe if I'd sent the note I'd written long ago,
You'd be by my side with your everlasting glow,
But in the time that it takes to rewind,
I see there's still hope,
That I won't end up alone,
A testament to how I care for you,
A testament to how I care for you,
A testament to how I care for you,
A testament to how I care for you
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