I've been thinking about you, my love
And all the crazy things that you put me through
Now I'm coming around, Throwing it back to you
Were you thinking of me when you kissed him
Could you taste me when you licked his skin
All the while I showered you with trust and promises
What I'm needing now is some sweet revenge
To get back all that I lost then
I gave you all I had to give, but I could never reach you
[Chorus:]
Adrienne, I thought I knew you
Once again, you used me, used me
Adrienne, I should have left you
Long before you used me, Used me up
Spent my money, drove my car
I treated you like a shining star
But in my sky all burnt out you are
And I'll have the last laugh, when I see you walking with
Some other guy
'Cause I know you're gone end up all alone
So take these words, some good advice
All you've done gonna come back twice
You never cared how much it hurt, I really need to tell you
[Chorus]
What I'm needing now's some sweet revenge
To get back all that I lost then
I gave you all that I had to give, but I could never reach you
[Chorus]
The Calling are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2001 by Alex Band (vocals) and Aaron Kamin (guitar). The two met when Kamin was dating Band's sister. After signing with RCA Records, the duo recruited Sean Woolstenhulme (guitar), Billy Mohler (bass) and Nate Wood (drums) to record and release their debut album *Camino Palmero* in 2001. The single "Wherever You Will Go" became the band's most famous song, reaching the Top Ten in both the US and UK and appearing in numerous films, TV commercials and programs. Their second album, *Two*, released in 2004 without Woolstenhulme, Wood and Mohler, was not as successful. The Calling are currently on hiatus, with Alex Band pursuing a solo career.
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