Right Now

Album: Now You See Inside (2000)
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  • She clings to me like cellophane
    Fake plastic submarine
    Slowly driving me insane
    But now that's over

    So what if the sex was great
    Just a temporary escape
    Another thing I grew to hate
    But now that's over

    Why you always kick me when I'm high
    Knock me down till we see eye to eye
    Figured her out and while she
    May not be Miss Right she'll do right now

    I used to hang on every word
    Each lie was more absurd
    Kept me so insecure
    But now that's over

    She taught me how to trust
    And to believe in us
    And then she taught me how to cuss, that bitch!
    It's over

    You know i used to be such a nice boy Writer/s: AMOS DWAYNE BROWN, ANTHONY PAUL MANISCALCO, BERTIE BLACKMAN, ERROL BROWN, JAY JOHNSON, MARC PHILLIP MALOUF
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., O/B/O DistroKid, Peermusic Publishing, Royalty Network, Songtrust Ave
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