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If time itself was his demeanor
There'd be no sunlight or a glimmer
Of sunlight landin' on the street
Some say girls must be discreet
Some say girls must be discreet
Nursing their fathers locked inside
They masqueraded as his bride
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
But there's somethin'
In your eyes that says
Maybe that's never
Never say never
They slump by the courthouse with windburn skin
That man could give a fuck
About the grin on your face
As you walk by, randy as a goat
He's sleepin' on papers
But he'd be warm in your coat
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
But there's somethin'
In your eyes that says
Maybe that's never
Never say never
There's no easy way to lose your sight
On the street, on the stairs
Who's on your flight
Old couple walks by, as ugly as sin
But he's got her, she's got him
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
But there's somethin'
In your eyes that says
Maybe that's never
Never say never
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
I might like you better
If we slept together
Usually said in response to somthing long and/or confusing, saying words means someone or something is stringing along a group of words that make absolutely no sense
"And that's when the mitochondria Buffalo flip-flopped to the skrunkle"
"You are just saying words, what does any of that even mean"
1. Someone mumbling their words or saying incoherent sentences in either a state of intoxication or sleep depravation.
2. When you can't tell what someone said and don't know how to respond.
(Person 1 mumbling) "We gotta go down to the fish monkey by the market"
(Person 2) "Bro, you are just saying words"
The most iconic spot ever made in human history for the food delivery company Just Eat and sang by queen Katy Perry
DID SOMEBODY SAY JUST EAT DING DONG DINGDINGDINGDINGDON JUST EAT
The most delicious sarsaparilla drink in existence. Made in China. Ten times more delicious than American "Root beer."
Hey Say sarsaparilla drink is the shit!
Sai Krish
An extremely good looking male who bears (what some men consider a gift) the curse of entrancing sexiness. He, without any effort, will make ANY woman fall in love with him. Whether the woman be a straight, lesbian, transgender, a crossdresser, or a man who desperatly longs for womanly parts, she (or he) will fall in love with the suave composure of a Sai. Beware when around this individual. You will lose your girlfriend/wife, sister, mother, aunt and even your grandmother. Sex is a Sai's greatest weapon even though he unknowingly wields it.
Damn he is a fucking Sai krish.
“For Say” is a versatile colloquial expression used to introduce hypothetical scenarios, suggest possibilities, or highlight potential outcomes. It is often employed to add a layer of speculation or contingency to a statement, inviting the listener to consider alternative perspectives or circumstances.
1. "I might go to the concert tonight, for say I can find someone to watch the kids."
2. "We should bring an umbrella, for say the weather forecast is accurate, and it rains later."
3. "Let's prepare some extra food for the party, for say more guests show up than expected."
4. "I'll finish my work early, for say I can enjoy the weekend without any pending tasks."
5. "Invest in stocks wisely, for say the market experiences a sudden downturn."