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'13'
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'13' was released on March 28, 2005 by Falyosa Family Factory as a part of the album Smile
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AlbumSmile
Release DateMarch 28, 2005
LabelFalyosa Family Factory
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM92

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Ani Lorak
Ani Lorak
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Pam Reswick
Pam Reswick
Songwriter
Taryn Murphy
Taryn Murphy
Songwriter

Lyrics

I feel like I'm in pigtails and cut-off jeans
I'm wearing braces and old long knees
One look in the mirror
I gotta reach for the Clearasil
I get so nervous and sweaty palms
I got a drawer full of training bras
I'm still up all night wondering
If someone's gonna ask me to the prom
I can't believe you look at me and just like that
Suddenly you send me right back, right back
And I'm 15, horribly 15
And I'm so shy I can't even speak
And my heart beats, thundering heart beats
And I could die every time we meet
You got me chasing rainbows and fairy tales
I'm needing lip gloss and glitter nails
Keep hoping we're gonna, gonna get to second base
I'm looking for a reason to call your phone
But then I'm praying you won't be home
I never know just what to say after you say hello
The awkwardness and berry smell, the agony
Suddenly it all comes rushing back to me
And I'm 15, horribly 15
And I'm so shy I can't even speak
And my heart beats, thundering heart beats
And I could die every time we meet
I've got your picture in my locker
Got a letter in my pocket saying just the way I feel
Every time hold my pillow tight
And pray that your love is real
I write poetry in my diary
All about how much you really meant to me
Can't walk, can't talk, babe, just run home
'Cause I'm 15
I can't believe you look at me and just like that
Suddenly you send me right back, right back
And I'm 15, horribly 15
And I'm so shy I can't even speak
And my heart beats, thundering heart beats
And I could die every time we meet
And I'm 15, horribly 15
And I'm so shy I can't even speak
And my heart beats, thundering heart beats
And I could die every time we meet
Written by: Pam Reswick, Taryn Murphy
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