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Ben Folds Five ~ Regrets


I thought about sitting on the floor in second grade I couldn't keep the pace I thought i was the only one moving in slow motion While the other kids knew something i did not But if i acted like a clown I thought it would get me through, it did But that don't work no more You're not a kid no more I thought i'd do some travelling Never did Regrets, regrets I thought about the hours wasted Watching tv, drinking beer I thought about the things i thought about Until immobilized with fear And all the great ideas i had And how we just made fun Of those who had the guts to try and fail And then i ended up in jail Regrets, regrets ... but just for a day Seems the police had made a computer mistake Said there must be thousands like me with the Same name Anyway, i thought about the things i settled for Or never tried I never visited my grandma even once When she was sick before she died So i don't blame you if you never come to see me Here again Regrets, regrets more free lyrics

I thought about sitting on the floor in second grade
I couldn't keep the pace
I thought i was the only one moving in slow motion
While the other kids knew something i did not
But if i acted like a clown
I thought it would get me through, it did
But that don't work no more
You're not a kid no more
I thought i'd do some travelling
Never did

Regrets, regrets

I thought about the hours wasted
Watching tv, drinking beer
I thought about the things i thought about
Until immobilized with fear
And all the great ideas i had
And how we just made fun
Of those who had the guts to try and fail
And then i ended up in jail

Regrets, regrets

... but just for a day
Seems the police had made a computer mistake
Said there must be thousands like me with the
Same name
Anyway, i thought about the things i settled for
Or never tried
I never visited my grandma even once
When she was sick before she died
So i don't blame you if you never come to see me
Here again

Regrets, regrets

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