Girl's eyes, butterflies, how she cries, can't get through to you,
She knows all the charts, breaks her heart, thinks a lot of you,
Each time you play a melody, it means the earth to this little girl,
Can you be cruel and break her heart, tear her small world apart.

She's there, eyes aglow, very front row, don't throw sticks at her,
Please don't look her way, see her way, don't care anyway.

It's you who led her on, I see,
Just leave her down in her misery,
She don't want help from you and me,
Can't tell a note from a symphony.

It's you who led her on, I see,
Just leave her down in her misery,
She don't want help from you and me,
Can't tell a note from a symphony.

Girl's eyes, butterflies, how she cries, can't get through to you,
She knows all the charts, breaks her heart, thinks a lot of you,
Each time you play a melody, it means the earth to this little girl,
Can you be cruel and break her heart, tear her small world apart.



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    General Comment:Why does this song remind me so much about myself?
    In my opinion, it's about an obsessive little band-aid that annoys a band.
    Flag AliceinDorklandon July 10, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:Moonie's greatest composition. Don't let the fans down?
    Flag wingateson February 04, 2007   Link
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    General Comment:Fell in love with this song the first time I listened to Sell Out (unlike many Who songs which seem to be an aquired taste).

    I believe it's about some groupie girl who is totally infatuated with a music group and they mean the world to her, but somewhere along the line she meets the group and they let her down by being not who she thought.
    Flag Drdestructoon September 02, 2006   Link

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