Telescope Eyes
Eisley
You humor me today Calling me out to play With your telescope eyes, metal teeth I can't be seen with you (you freak) Go cry, go run away Let your short legs carry you away With your big dress and your dirty hair Your pen's waiting for you Just get far, far away from me I don't want your disease Please don't make me cry, Please don't make me cry, I'm just like you, I know you know I'm just like you so leave me alone Dear Matthew, why can't you see? You're just not near enough like me With your telescope eyes, metal teeth I can't be seen with you (you freak)<3 2003 9:09 :: ALL favorites - ALL streama alternative alternative rock american artists to check out Awesome Awesome Pop aww beautiful chelseaaaa chill chillout Christian Music Cruzing Down Sunset with Jeff cute cutecute Dreamy easy listening pop eerie Eisley emery emo fairy tale Faves Favorite favorite ever favorite songs favorites favorites ever Favourites female fronted bands female vocalist female vocalists female vocals first fun ghey favorites Girl Rock girlie singer good shit good song great great new songs hardcore harry potter haunting heard on last-fm heart explosion heartache hypnotic i played it didnt i indie indie pop indie rock la la love lonely Love love lyrics Loved Songs lovely mae melancholy Mellow michael buble movie my lovely narley beats New Punk no radiohead radio nostalgic on repeat party piano-rock pop pop punk pop rock post-hardcore pretty rock sad sad but lovely sam and dean seen live sing sing sing singing angels songs for drinking songs i love Songsof2005 Soundtrack summer the best The Shizzle to sing along top 100 of 2005 True female greatness try vocal
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