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Bowling For Soup ~ Hang On


I used to see you every morning Even when I didn’t want to You used to like to watch us play downtown As long as I sang a song for you [chorus] But nothing stays the same And it’s driving me insane Oh, you know we’ve got it so bad And nothing you can say Can make me want to stay But still your hanging on You say you never saw this comin’ So why does it always fall on you I think you call me every time you se a phone You hang up but I know it’s you more free lyrics

I used to see you every morning
Even when I didn’t want to
You used to like to watch us play downtown
As long as I sang a song for you

[chorus]
But nothing stays the same
And it’s driving me insane
Oh, you know we’ve got it so bad
And nothing you can say
Can make me want to stay
But still your hanging on

You say you never saw this comin’
So why does it always fall on you
I think you call me every time you se a phone
You hang up but I know it’s you

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