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Unrequited Love (Dial Tone)


You have been hurt too many times before, and I don't want you to cry anymore You have eyes that are to precious to have tears fall from them My mind is made up, I will make you the happiest that you've ever been before Dial Tone No matter what I say you'll never hear it You'll never take it truly to heart, because you still have pieces missing I have known you for too long so it should be clear That I am not like the rest. Unrequited Love I could give up my life long dream just to be with you My parents could call me crazy, that it's a stupid thing to do But I am just a "good friend" or a "little brother" to you The pain in my heart is too much for a man to go through So all I can do is sit back and watch As the next man makes promises that are not true. But even through it all Im Here.
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