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Ben Folds Five ~ Fair


He shouted out his last word And he stumbled through The yard And she shattered her last china plate And spun off in the car When he lunged onto the hood She stopped to tell him she'd Been wrong He was thrown head over heels Into the traffic coming on Chorus But then All is fair, all is fair In love Ba ba ba Did you get my other letters Sometimes i think i oughta call 'cause you know i often Wonder if you open them at all Every couple nights or so You know you pop into my dreams I just can't get rid of you Like you got rid of me Ohh but i send my best Cause god knows you've seen My worst Chorus All this breathing in never Breathing out Well i guess she made her way Through the mob too late to Hear him say That he'd gotten all he Wanted A crowd to watch him bear The pain He'd been keeping in So what Chorus Am i right? Am i right? Now i'm lonely and i'm right I'm lonely and i'm right Yeah [live:goddamn] more free lyrics

He shouted out his last word
And he stumbled through
The yard
And she shattered her last china plate
And spun off in the car
When he lunged onto the hood
She stopped to tell him she'd
Been wrong
He was thrown head over heels
Into the traffic coming on

Chorus
But then
All is fair, all is fair
In love
Ba ba ba

Did you get my other letters
Sometimes i think i oughta call
'cause you know i often
Wonder if you open them at all
Every couple nights or so
You know you pop into my dreams
I just can't get rid of you
Like you got rid of me
Ohh but i send my best
Cause god knows you've seen
My worst

Chorus

All this breathing in never
Breathing out
Well i guess she made her way
Through the mob too late to
Hear him say
That he'd gotten all he
Wanted
A crowd to watch him bear
The pain
He'd been keeping in
So what

Chorus

Am i right?
Am i right?
Now i'm lonely and i'm right
I'm lonely and i'm right
Yeah [live:goddamn]

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