Secondary

Brand New

And it comes down to you 
Never and ever, wrecked his day 
Looks and flirts and noontime in your shortest skirt 
Past the point of trying, I'm a dying breed 
Thank you for reminding me of all the things I've done completely wrong 

Stop these looks and letters 
This isn't for the better, 
you've stripped me down 
It's for the worse 
You're not my girl 
(can't recall, I can't recall all the times) 
I can't recall all the times 
that she talked down to you 
Letter's come again 

Stop the circulation 
to my legs and break my bones 
Dateless and late 
I'm better by myself at home 
Past the point of trying and I'm dying here 
Secondary laughs at every word 
I know came out completely wrong 

Stop these looks and letters 
This isn't for the better, 
you've stripped me down 
It's for the worse 
You're not my girl 
(can't recall, I can't recall all the times) 
I can't recall all the times 
that she talked down to you 
Letter's come again 

And it's my last semester 
And brothers always come first 
It's my last semester (it's my last semester) 
At least until next winter (at least until next winter) 
But I'm sure that I'll be over this by then 
Better scenes... I wish you'd seen me 
Better off if I just let it be 
Better pretend it don't matter 
Better of if I could have her 
Better days since the day I met her 
I'd better hope she got my letters 
Better off in two year stretches


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