English, 10.11.2020 21:30 amyeileen

Free Points I Guess + Finish The Lyrics For Points You think that I’d really care, are you blind?
Go on, keep glaring like I’m just a brat, fine!
You versus me, we don’t match up at all
Cause I’m a grown Woman, at least…some might call
All of this petty talk, don’t mess around with me
I’m not kid so just cut it out! It’s not like I’m three
“You couldn’t handle this” You said time and again
Well your loss, ‘cause I win…hah?

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Answer from: kookycookiefanx

Yeah I win because I win
Thanks for the free points

Answer from: ricosuave42pf0gdn

Now class, do you like your teacher or not?

(Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)

Anybody holding back or didn't nod

I'll see you around soon

Hey sir, I hate you, ya know?

Friends wouldn't do this or make me feel so alone

Alright! Unanimous then, they all agree so take a win!

Hey sir, you think this is right?

Look at this homework I've let all just slip by

Is it bad if I wanted your hand? To help me like you did back then?

Call me a kid all want but you know

You versus me, we got some things the same though

Falling in love, even I've felt it grow

Cause I'm mature now…at least, I think so

Give up the tough guy act, I know you're not like that

I see right through all your poker faces

So now I'm all grown and - don't have to hold my hand

Step away, got it yet? Hah?

Now class, do you like your teacher or not?

(Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)

I could never just agree or go along

If it's just an act to show them

Hey sir, I hate you, ya know?

Friends wouldn't do this or make me feel so alone

Alright! Unanimous then, they all agree so take a win!

Hey sir, you think this is right?

Look at this homework I've let all just slip by

Is it bad if I wanted your hand? To help me like you did back then?

Everybody always hanging 'round all the time

Everybody smiling as you joke from behind

Finally it hit me that I'm watching go by, the things that once were mine

Everybody always hanging 'round all the time

All my favorite things were piling up in my mind

Though you can never know how special they are

Until you feel them slipping by

Now class, do you like your teacher or not?

(Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)

Always "I" before "E", except after "C"

(Always "I" before "E", except after "C")

Now then, do you all like my classes or not?

(Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)

Anybody holding back or didn't nod

That would leave just me, am I wrong?

On and on, a thousand years gone

Meeting and leaving us at every day's dawn

Give it up and get back in line, you could try one more time

Hey sir, you hate me or what?

Acting like we're just some strangers at school, enough!

Alright! I do matter then, and I'm the vote you need to win

Hey sir, remember the days?

All that inside you's still breaking, but you can change

Solving now, you've got me on your side

You're home again this time

And we can laugh and grin

Just like we did always back then

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