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Your fingers on your guitar strings, Plays a song deep within me Watching you play makes my heart ache for you There's a missing piece of me, your spot Where your supposed to be. I love you, I still do You tell me not to wait but you're my baby you were my baby Who are you now? I don't know you You look the same, you feel the same, you smell the same But you're not the same You're not the boy I fell in love with My heart hurts, I want to hold on I want to love you, I want you to love me But I want you to want it I'm not going to force you to love me I'm not going to play silly games in efforts to swoon you I want you, I don't need you I cry for you every night, every couple of hours actually You're still playing, it's been ten minutes Now you're playing say it ain't so by Weezer No You can't do this, you're playing with my heartstrings Strings You're great at playing with
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 12:24 PM UTC
guitar strings
Your fingers on your guitar strings, Plays a song deep within me Watching you play makes my heart ache for you There's a missing piece of me, your spot Where your supposed to be. I love you, I still do You tell me not to wait but you're my baby you were my baby Who are you now? I don't know you You look the same, you feel the same, you smell the same But you're not the same You're not the boy I fell in love with My heart hurts, I want to hold on I want to love you, I want you to love me But I want you to want it I'm not going to force you to love me I'm not going to play silly games in efforts to swoon you I want you, I don't need you I cry for you every night, every couple of hours actually You're still playing, it's been ten minutes Now you're playing say it ain't so by Weezer No You can't do this, you're playing with my heartstrings Strings You're great at playing with
One last song 1957 Milo Greene You strike another chord, On your guitar and in me I miss you
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 12:24 PM UTC
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