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Aquabats, The ~ My Skateboard


As one sits and waits For something to happen I too sat and waited for you to call Well, i waited too long and thought Hey maybe i should call you But by then you had already gone. (chorus) Its friday night, i wanted to go out I didn't want to go to no show Didn't want to cruise main street I didn't want to go to no disco (no no) I just wanted you to come over Sit on the couch and hold me tight But you went out with some dumb jock And left me alone With my skateboard tonight. Now i'm out on my skateboard And i'm pushing so hard I'm pushing so hard I want to see if i can see If you're still home But the lights aren't on And you were gone So on my way home alone I took a short cut through the park And just my luck You were sitting in his truck You were making out With him in the dark! (chorus) Why'd you go and change your mind? You can pick and choose But with him you're gonna loose Every time (chorus) more free lyrics

As one sits and waits
For something to happen
I too sat and waited for you to call
Well, i waited too long and thought
Hey maybe i should call you
But by then you had already gone.

(chorus)
Its friday night, i wanted to go out
I didn't want to go to no show
Didn't want to cruise main street
I didn't want to go to no disco (no no)
I just wanted you to come over
Sit on the couch and hold me tight
But you went out with some dumb jock
And left me alone
With my skateboard tonight.

Now i'm out on my skateboard
And i'm pushing so hard
I'm pushing so hard
I want to see if i can see
If you're still home
But the lights aren't on
And you were gone
So on my way home alone
I took a short cut through the park
And just my luck
You were sitting in his truck
You were making out
With him in the dark!

(chorus)

Why'd you go and change your mind?
You can pick and choose
But with him you're gonna loose
Every time

(chorus)

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