So thought u had a friend
But he lied to you again
About what u meant to him
But that's the way it always goes
Your never happy and it shows
So you go out searching again
And every single night
You hold on so tight
But your looking in the wrong way
(the wrong way)
And when he takes you home
You still feel alone
Cause you got it from the wrong place
(the wrong place)
You say your happy on your back
When your head is full of crack
But your lying to yourself
So you go down on him again
Cuz he says he loves you oh but then
You walk right out as if to prove
That every single night
You hold on so tight
But your looking in the wrong way
(the wrong way)
And when he takes you home
You still feel alone
Cause you got it from the wrong place
(the wrong place)
So you wonder what you lost
Sit and calculate the cost
And it seems pretty darn big
But the message finally got through
And now you know just what to do
So, here we go again
And now you search your heart
Which is a better start
Then looking in the wrong way
(the wrong way)
Now when the lights go out
You no longer in doubt
Cuz you got it from the right place
(the right place)
So you search your heart
Which is a better start
Then looking in the wrong place
(the wrong place)
Now when the lights go out
You no longer in doubt
Cuz you got it from the right place
(the right place)
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