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Bowling For Soup ~ All Figured Out


I was the one who had shit for brains I never took the time to notice that I was always wrong and you weren't You were the one who gave up sp many things Took you for granted But you understanded It was just a phase [bridge] And I’ve got a new direction A blueprint for erection of a new life It’s such a simple situation Some kind of masturbation With a new twist I don’t know why [chorus] I’ve got it all figured out We can ,make it And I’ll never let you down Just take my hand And understand There’s a lot of tomorrows I let you down You had no complaints Watched as the world went spinn’ Around wihout you You waited for me You wanted diamonds I came up with rollerblades Shot down again but you smiled Shook your head And knew that I changed more free lyrics

I was the one who had shit for brains
I never took the time to notice
that I was always wrong and you weren't
You were the one who gave up sp many things
Took you for granted
But you understanded
It was just a phase

[bridge]
And I’ve got a new direction
A blueprint for erection of a new life
It’s such a simple situation
Some kind of masturbation
With a new twist
I don’t know why

[chorus]
I’ve got it all figured out
We can ,make it
And I’ll never let you down
Just take my hand
And understand
There’s a lot of tomorrows
I let you down
You had no complaints
Watched as the world went spinn’
Around wihout you
You waited for me
You wanted diamonds
I came up with rollerblades
Shot down again but you smiled
Shook your head
And knew that I changed

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