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Bowling For Soup ~ Surf Colorado


I saw you there Your long brown hair Falling on your face the way it used to fall on mine At one time A long time ago I still remember everything you said to me that night It's too bad and it's too late You were such a big mistake Please don't call here anymore I used to miss you There's no surfin Colorado anyway And it's a shame to hear you're happy and you still look at me that way There's no surfin Colorado anyway, yeah She never waved to me or said "good Bye" One night she just left me and her behind There she goes And no one knows What she does to my heart, still, she'll never know How we speak Across the room Eye to eye she's holding him, holding me soon It's too bad and it's too late Was it such a big mistake? You don't call me anymore And I still miss you Remember the first time God Damn we got so high She held me so close that I thought that I might break And know she's a mile high And I'm on Texas time She traded rattlesnakes for bunny runs in Colorado Springs more free lyrics

I saw you there

Your long brown hair
Falling on your face the way it used to fall on mine
At one time
A long time ago
I still remember everything you said to me that night

It's too bad and it's too late
You were such a big mistake
Please don't call here anymore
I used to miss you

There's no surfin Colorado anyway
And it's a shame to hear you're happy and you still look at me that way
There's no surfin Colorado anyway, yeah
She never waved to me or said "good Bye"
One night she just left me and her behind

There she goes
And no one knows
What she does to my heart, still, she'll never know
How we speak
Across the room
Eye to eye she's holding him, holding me soon

It's too bad and it's too late
Was it such a big mistake?
You don't call me anymore
And I still miss you

Remember the first time
God Damn we got so high
She held me so close that I thought that I might break
And know she's a mile high
And I'm on Texas time
She traded rattlesnakes for bunny runs in Colorado Springs

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