Tonguetied
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Tonguetied
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I came into the party
And i saw u there
Ur baby blue eyes
And spiked up hair
I tried to ignore u
We were along time ago
But no matter how i try to hide it
I know its gonna show
I started to talk with my friends
But then u came over
With some new chick
I wonder how u know her
I wanted to ask u
I even tried
But whenever i'm around u
I get so tonguetied
We were supposed to be
Together
Forever
Forever aint so long no more
We were in love for the longest time
So why now do i get so
Tonguetied
Five months later'
Sittin at home
Drinkin some pepsi
All alone
The telephone rings
I say hello
It turned out to be you
Who woulda known
It was so weird
And i dont know why
U gave me full closure
And i started to cry
We were supposed to be
Together
Forever
Forever aint so long no more
We were in love for the longest time
So why now do i get so
Tonguetied
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Avery performs "Tonguetied", and this lyric page sits inside the Avery catalog on LyroVerse.
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