paroles de chanson Wisdom Teeth - Frank Turner
It′s
been
eighteen
months
since
I
kissed
you
once,
So
just
saying
"hi"
just
isn't
going
to
fly,
But
if
you
give
me
a
clue
and
a
minute
or
two,
Then
I
might
remember
your
name.
And
I
hate
to
insist
that
I
was
really
that
pissed,
But
to
tell
the
truth,
in
my
flush
of
youth,
I
would
drown
my
sight
until
faces
and
nights
seemed
the
same.
And
a
nervous
shrug
and
an
awkward
hug
Won′t
get
me
out
of
the
hole
that
I've
dug,
So
I
slip
the
noose
with
a
poor
excuse
And
talk
to
someone,
anyone
else.
And
I
sit
with
my
friends
and
I
try
to
pretend
That
I
never
did
that
sort
of
thing
again,
But
I'm
lying
to
myself.
And
suddenly
it′s
as
clear
as
clear
could
be:
I′m
not
quite
the
perfect
man
that
I
hoped
I'd
be.
And
though
I
always
tried
to
live
an
honest
life,
To
tell
my
truth
I′ve
told
my
share
of
lies.
I
remember
you,
of
course
I
do,
But
I
don't
recall
how
many
times
we′ve
been
through
This
little
game,
that
always
ends
the
same,
With
you
sad
and
me
far
away.
And
every
time
I
repeat
the
line
That
the
fault's
not
mine
and
I
wasn′t
unkind.
But
the
worst
part
is
that
I've
got
nothing
else
to
say.
And
all
the
pretty
little
pictures
of
faith
and
firm
devotion
That
I
painted
as
a
child,
Well
they
have
fallen
by
the
wayside,
along
with
all
my
puppy-fat,
But
my
days
have
taught
me
this:
That
every
day
I
spend
pretending
that
I
always
choose
the
right
path
Is
a
day
that
I
choose
the
wrong.
Oh
yes
my
wisdom
teeth
have
been
giving
me
grief
–
They
woke
me
up
to
find
that
I'm
exactly
the
kind
of
Guy
I
said
that
I′d
rather
be
dead
than
be
In
the
days
before
I
got
laid.
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