Oh No
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Oh No
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Take the backseat and ride all the way downtown
The summer waits for no one to hang around
I bet you thought the leaves were lush and green
But the boys you love are so good at the finishing
Oh no
I don't need anyone telling me
They think they've got it all right
Don't think that you'll be selling me
Disappointment's an old friend of mine
If that's your offer then i'm sorry
But i'll just say goodnight
That old ford and short-shorts are gone
If backdoors could sing i think i'd know their song
You will come back to start this all again
And the place you thought would save you
Became a never been
Oh no
I don't need anyone telling me
They think they've got it all right
Don't think that you'll be selling me
Disappointment's and old friend of mine
If that's your offer then i'm sorry
But i'll just say goodnight
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