Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song 253, artist - Just Jack.
Date of issue: 31.12.2008
Song language: English
253 |
I watched her smile |
Dissolve like Alka-Seltzer |
And In all honesty |
Man, I wish I could have helped her |
But the words I spoke |
Fell laden to the ground |
Hitting that carpet |
With a muffled clanging sound |
I remember sitting later on the 253 |
Trying not to cry but the cry’s on me |
Sick to my stomach, feel so guilty |
But I can’t change the fact that |
She had nothing that I needed |
So over years the love receded |
A bit like her old man’s hair line |
And mine |
And at first she was all that I could see |
Till other girls appeared In my periphery |
And we lost something or so it seems |
Faded like her favourite jeans |
I can’t read her face |
It’s in an unknown language |
I just hold her pretty hand |
'coz that’s about all I can manage |
I wish you wouldn’t look at me that way |
Knowing I’m a selfish bastard |
She’ll be thanking me one day |
And maybe we can even part this disaster |
I remember sitting later on the 253 |
Trying not to cry but the cry’s on me |
Sick to my stomach feeling so guilty |
But I can’t change the fact that |
She had nothing that I needed |
So over years the love receded |
A bit like her old man’s hair line |
And mine |
And at first she was all that I could see |
Till other girls appeared in my periphery |
And we lost something or so it seems |
Faded like her favourite jeans |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No Promises, No Promises |
And this is the final curtain call |
As in and out of love we fall |
And it’s too late to change that |
Also too late to explain that |
She had nothing that I needed |
So over years the love receded |
A bit like her old man’s hair line |
And mine |
And at first she was all that I could see |
Till other girls appeared in my periphery |
And we lost something or so it seems |
Faded like her favourite jeans |
She had nothing that I needed |
So over years the love receded |
A bit like her old man’s hair line |
And mine |
And at first she was all that I could see |
Till other girls appeared in my periphery |
And we lost something or so it seems |
Faded like her favourite jeans |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No Promises, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No, No, No, No Promises |
No Promises, No Promises |