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[catid] => 1
[aid] => mick
[title] => I'm in Love with the Sandwich Shop Girl
[time] => 2007-07-31 06:53:40
[hometext] => Not actually, I thought it was a fun idea though. Someone who is painfully scared of declaring this heartfelt feeling.
[bodytext] => Ring up the register You've got your favorite earrings on just for me? Right? I bet the rollercoaster's still in town We could go tonight If I only talked to you If you only stopped to say hello more than twice Now what's this small talk with the little girl behind the counter? she lives in the house upstairs, you two are like sisters I wonder if she knows I care, she sees me order here every other day Every other way, maybe one more tip it will do the trick, and your shift will end in my arms I'm in love with the sandwich shop girl, she puts routine into my world And now I'm so stuck on eating out Just to learn what you're all about And no, it's not sick or weird, it's just a connection I don't want to disappear I think maybe one more stop, and I'll get you out of that sandwich shop Why don't you get what I'm thinking? You're acting like you've never seen me, well fine, Screw you too! I'm gonna order take out and eat it in my room You say you like my wallet taste you keep staring at my face at my eyes, well look a little deeper, pass that kitchen counter Wrap my fork and hold the knives i'm always ordering the same damn thing, my stomach's gonna murder me but i can't help getting your help on what my meal's missing what if i wrote you a note, something cliche like "let me take you out" or if i straight up asked you to be more then the girl at the sandwich shop? I'm in love with the sandwich shop girl, she puts routine into my world And now I'm stuck on eating out Just to learn what you're all about And no, it's not sick or weird, it's just a connection I don't want to disappear I think maybe one more stop, and i'll get you out of that sandwich shop The cars pull up the shop lights up the close sign switches directions and opens to dine My visa card, my failed bard like schemes, my laughable lyrics, my tyrannical dreams the cars pull up her face is kind, she gives me a look but it's in my mind! It's not sick or weird, it's just a connection I don't want to disappear Ring up the register, I'm leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles Tell me kitchen siren, is there something you'll miss? I'll be back next year, you'll be stuck in here Maybe then I'll grab you up Pass the baked goods glass and the coffee cups And I'll be able to whisper in your ear, I'm in love with the sandwich shop girl, she puts routine into my world And now I'm stuck on eating out Just to learn what you're all about And no, it's not sick or weird, it's just a connection I don't want to disappear I think maybe one more stop and I'll get you out of that sandwich shop [comments] => 3 [counter] => 286 [topic] => 54 [informant] => Franciswolf [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 5 [ratings] => 1 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => happypoetry )
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