1. |
Oak Tree
02:23
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Do you want to come inside
And get this night started on a high?
Don't call your friends
They don't want to talk to me anymore
They say I'm petty
They say I'm a whore
Are you afraid of what they might think or say?
Well don't you worry about me
You are the only girl that I want to see
Do you want to go steady with me?
Carve a Y or N into the old oak tree
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2. |
You Don't Wanna
02:21
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Hold me like you've never held someone before
I am getting tired and I can't seem to find the door
So gone, room spinning
Someone please tell me where I've been
You know how the story goes
'Cause we've all lived it before
Come down from your throne your majesty
I don't need your opinion
I just want you to comfort me
You know how the story goes
'Cause we've all lived it before
And I'm sure you don't want to deal with my shit anymore
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3. |
Wicker Chair
03:11
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4. |
Mary Ann
01:46
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There was a girl
Let's call her Mary Ann
Well she left
So no she's not in my heart
She was never in my heart
But she's always on my mind
The day she flew away
I didn't shed a tear
But I was barely here
And so that's why
She was never in my heart
But she's always on my mind
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