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Bowling For Soup ~ HardWay


I'm moving in She's moving out to Los Angeles She's got a truck; she's got my stuff Packed into it Just seven months Was just enough Of putting up with me Imagine that A baseball bat upside her TV She says she needs some therapy You know it seemed so simple before She could have asked I would have given her anything And now it's 1, 2, 3 Blame it all on me And I had to find it out the hard way She calls me up She's breaking down In Los Angeles She misses home She's all alone She can't handle it But seven months was just enough Of putting up with her You're brand new nose & bigger boobs Don't change a thing You need some therapy I think you need some help She's got a lot to figure out She's got a lot to think about She's got a lot to forget about She's got a lot to live without So many things to miss about me more free lyrics

I'm moving in

She's moving out to Los Angeles
She's got a truck; she's got my stuff
Packed into it
Just seven months
Was just enough
Of putting up with me
Imagine that
A baseball bat upside her TV

She says she needs some therapy

You know it seemed so simple before
She could have asked
I would have given her anything
And now it's 1, 2, 3
Blame it all on me
And I had to find it out the hard way

She calls me up
She's breaking down
In Los Angeles
She misses home
She's all alone
She can't handle it
But seven months was just enough
Of putting up with her
You're brand new nose & bigger boobs
Don't change a thing

You need some therapy
I think you need some help

She's got a lot to figure out
She's got a lot to think about
She's got a lot to forget about
She's got a lot to live without
So many things to miss about me

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