No Surprise
Theory Of A Deadman
THEORY OF A DEADMAN LYRICS "No Suprise" Friday is when you left me So I'll drink myself to sleep And Sunday is when I'll wake up Not to remember a thing My friends all say the same thing I don't know my new girl too well (I know) That all this lying gets to me And no one seems to give a shit (The way) She talks to every guy in the bar (I guess) It should've raised some kind of alarm Who'd ever think I'd go in and doubt? Like all the other guys that you've gone and fucked Well it ain't no surprise That you turn me on and leave It ain't no surprise That you turn it around on me I don't know why You won't give me what I need It ain't no surprise That that bitch is leavin' me My friends are mean to me They say I don't break up too well (They know) All this crying gets to me And no one seems to give a shit Well I know you want to So go on and say it Just go on and say it Just go on and say it Well it ain't no surprise That you turn me on and leave It ain't no surprise That you turn it around on me I don't know why You won't give me what I need It ain't no surprise That that bitch is leavin' me (Leavin' me) Friday is when you left me So I drank myself to sleep And Sunday I never woke up Well it ain't no surprise That you turn me on and leave It ain't no surprise That you turn it around on me I don't know why You won't give me what I need It ain't no surprise That that bitch is leavin' me That that bitch is leavin' mealt country-rock alt rock alternative alternative modern alternative rock Awesome Canadian check this out evid Fahrenheit Favorite favourite artists Favourites game soundtracks good stuff new hard rock Indigo Prophecy Jams just rock karaoke kickback music net surfin No surprise rock rocky poppy Satouki Theory Of A Deadman
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