Post by squiggle on May 17, 2009 9:07:25 GMT -7
keep your friends close,
hey, don't write yourself off yet - acquaintances (0/3)
it's only in your head that you feel left out - good friends (0/3)
or looked down on - close (0/2)
just try your best, try everything you can - best girl (2/2)
and don't you worry what they tell themselves - best guy (1/2)
when you're away - since childhood (1/2)
it just takes some time - former enemies (0/2)
little girl you're in the middle of the ride - friends with benefits (0/1)
everything (everything) will be just fine - partner-in-crime (0/1)
everything (everything) will be all right - name basis (0/3)
but keep your enemies closer,
i won't tell you how to live your life - dislike (0/3)
so please stay far away from mine - annoyance (0/3)
always watching out for which and whethers - competative rivalry (0/2)
always running out of time -bitter (0/3)
drip drap peeling back the skin of summer - one-sided hate (0/2)
autumns, everything aligns - mutual hatred (0/2)
inside out and i'm without - former friends (0/3)
my heart is always running out of time - nemeses (0/1)
and hold on to the ones you love,
if you could only just stop stop stop running - flirting (0/2)
if you could only take a second to breathe it in - crush (0/1)
everything that you know would be beautiful like you - physical attraction (0/2)
you know they're never gonna stop stop stop your love - current (0/1)
let's pretend that the world is waking up - secret admirer (0/1)
everything that we see is beautiful like you - final (0/1)
everybody wants to tell someone their secrets - forbidden (0/1)
why don't you tell me now - mutual feelings (0/1)
well maybe i can fix this - ex with chemistry (0/1)
then i don't want you to miss this - spouse (0/1)
say i'm sorry raining down - ex (0/3)
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Lyrics (in order of appearance): The Middle by Jimmy Eat World, Running Out of Time by Motion City Soundtrack, Beautiful Like You by Lee DeWyze