Confidence

Duration

3:20

Genres

Rock

Lyrics

I thought you were my good friend But now I'm hanging on the fringe And you're bringing me down I called you up to fill you in But all you did was sit and listen Then you wrote me the letter In your mom and dad's deep blue mg You strung me out and set me free Not counting all the times I sat and ridiculed You wrote the book And sold the delivery so well Behind your sweaters on the shelf When I look back now it seems so obvious You had a heart above all your eyes You had a notebook full of fear And fear was keeping you inside A heart above all your eyes And I was so amazed when I thought I saw you smile with confidence Hey I will never forget you You meant a lot to me You constantly remind me of someone Trying to get high on life Psycho norman's all alone Sitting in the kitchen by the telephone It just won't ring he can't believe It's not the way it's suppose to be You thought I liked being depressed Maybe I'll just suppress it all Maybe I'll take you apart and put you back alive Picked it up on the front porch Did not know what it was for Bus number 36 I sat all mixed up with stupidity Was I free or could I know The notebook failed to exist The night you kissed me on the beach It all just seemed so out of reach The tide goes in and out each day Some things are easy to explain But I read the book at least a thousand times You wrote the book And sold the delivery so well Behind your sweaters on the shelf When I look back well it seems so obvious