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At The Drive-in ~ Give It A Name


Never thought this day would end Walked the tired steps of latter day friends And all because Your stubbornnes was Smiling through your braces Never thought This day would come You threw the bricks That built this wall Amantillado! at the top of your lungs I can't hear you anymore So take your diamond bland shaped tears And maybe i'll see you in twenty years And i will always wear your ring You know the one That turned my finger green It's not you, it's me You don't know what You've got 'til it's gone Silver platter opportunity Never taught what you thought you know Meal tickets have been refused You gave me a reason To sing our last song more free lyrics

Never thought this day would end
Walked the tired steps of latter day friends
And all because
Your stubbornnes was
Smiling through your braces
Never thought
This day would come
You threw the bricks
That built this wall
Amantillado! at the top of your lungs
I can't hear you anymore

So take your diamond bland shaped tears
And maybe i'll see you in twenty years
And i will always wear your ring
You know the one
That turned my finger green

It's not you, it's me
You don't know what
You've got 'til it's gone
Silver platter opportunity
Never taught what you thought you know

Meal tickets have been refused
You gave me a reason
To sing our last song

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