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You told me first to not fall in love 

I scoffed when I heard your remark.

Who did you think you where?

To steal my heart of stone

I would like to see you try

but that one time during bio that you blew into the frogs lungs

I swear I loss mine.

You told me not to fall in love 

since your ship had already sailed

it was in foreign lands 

But mine had already left port a while.

You told me not to fall in love

Blame yourself your being lovable

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