When you took that ring off
Balled it in your fist
Eyes like a smoking gun
Surprised at what you did
Said don't even think for one second
You're following me in
My parents are home
And so is my kid
Just go on
To that house that you hate
That house that we bought
And failed to make
When you took that ring off
I sat there stunned
Parked out in my car
Surprised by what you’d done
The courage that, that must of took
Left me utterly speechless
And though it came as no surprise
I still couldn't believe it
You'll never be happy You'll never be happy
But it was all for nothing
Yeah it was all a waste
You held on tight and for dear life
But it was all for nothing
When you took that ring off
Threw it at your feet
You didn't say a word
Much less look at me
The courage that, that must of took
I just could not believe it
In a moment you were perfect
And it made all that bullshit seem worth it
But it was all for nothing
Yeah it was all a waste
You held on tight and for dear life
But it was all for nothing
Yeah it was all a waste
You held on tight and for dear life
(held on tight and for dear life)
But it was all for nothing
(held on tight and for dear life)
We held on tight and for dear life
We held on tight
So just go on to that house that you hate
That house that we bought and failed to make
It was all for nothing, it was all a waste
And now you'll never be happy
Oh
you'll never be happy
Cause it was all for nothing
Yeah it was all a waste
We held on tight and for dear life
But It was all for nothing
Yeah it was all a waste
We held on tight and for dear life
(held on tight and for dear life)
But it was all for nothing
(held on tight and for dear life)
(We held on tight and for dear life)
When you took off that ring
When you took off that ring
(Held on tight)
Taking Back Sunday is an American emo band formed in Amityville, New York, in 1999. The original lineup consisted of John Nolan (guitar), Eddie Reyes (drums), Fred Mascherino (guitar), and Adam Lazzara (vocals). Their sound, characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and intense live energy, helped define the emocore of the 2000s. Their debut album, *Where You Want to Be*, released in 2004, reached number 3 on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying the band's success. Their second album, *MakeDamnSure*, released in 2006, topped the charts with over 600,000 copies sold and produced the band's most successful single, "MakeDamnSure", which reached number 8 on the Alternative Airplay chart. Over the years, Taking Back Sunday has gone through several lineup changes. Despite the challenges, the band has managed to maintain a loyal following and has left its mark on the emo music scene with albums like *New Again* (2009) and *Taking Back Sunday* (2011). Some of their most representative songs include "Cute Without the 'E' (Cut From the Team)", "MakeDamnSure", "You're So Last Summer", and "Great Romances of the 21st Century".
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