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Ben Lee ~ Side View


Shoulda seen that girl on the radio Made me think of the time I tried to rhyme And failed miserably that time On the radio Passed the time Shoulda seen me trying to talk to you So you'd think i was cool But i'm not And i guess you found that out On the radio Passed the time Said i'd tell you everything Or every but that one thing I tried to weasel my way out You shouldn't have found out that way I shoulda sat you down and explained I thought that there would be no way You'd find out on the radio Shoulda seen me sink not swim Made me think of a rat That's trying to climb Even though it know it's doomed On the radio Passed the time Shoulda heard me - what a fool Made me think of the time I tried to rhyme And failed miserably that time On the radio Passed the time Said i'd tell you everything Or every but that one thing I tried to weasel my way out You shouldn't have found out that way I shoulda sat you down and explained I thought that there would be no way You'd find out on the radio more free lyrics

Shoulda seen that girl on the radio
Made me think of the time
I tried to rhyme
And failed miserably that time
On the radio
Passed the time

Shoulda seen me trying to talk to you
So you'd think i was cool
But i'm not
And i guess you found that out
On the radio
Passed the time

Said i'd tell you everything
Or every but that one thing
I tried to weasel my way out
You shouldn't have found out that way
I shoulda sat you down and explained
I thought that there would be no way
You'd find out on the radio

Shoulda seen me sink not swim
Made me think of a rat
That's trying to climb
Even though it know it's doomed
On the radio
Passed the time

Shoulda heard me - what a fool
Made me think of the time
I tried to rhyme
And failed miserably that time
On the radio
Passed the time

Said i'd tell you everything
Or every but that one thing
I tried to weasel my way out
You shouldn't have found out that way
I shoulda sat you down and explained
I thought that there would be no way
You'd find out on the radio

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