I've been so blind, couldn't see for love no.
Tried my best to ignore it, wish the pain away
But just like tomorrow, its coming round again.
"Hello Phil!" Pim smiled sweetly as Phil walked into the kitchen the next morning.
Phil gulped. "Mom. Pim's being nice. I'm worried."
"Aaw, honey. You're her brother. You always think she's being horrible. She's a perfectly sweet girl," Barb smiled.
Pim smirked at Phil and gestured for him to sit down.
"Is this the revenge you promised me yesterday?" Phil asked, sitting down.
Pim smiled again.
"Stop smiling! I'm not used to it!" Phil cried.
So darling, please don't treat me like a fool.
Its been hard enough for me, getting over you
Darling please don't treat me like you do
I'll be damned if I am gonna let you
Damned if I don't forget you
So please don't treat me - like a fool.
Pim handed the milk to him. "So Phil. How's Keely?"
"Fine," Phil said warily, chewing his cereal carefully.
Pim wrinkled her nose. "Kissed her yet?"
"What?" Phil asked, spitting a mouthful of cereal. "Pim…what…how…what are you talking about"
Barb had frozen when she heard what her daughter had said. "Phil, honey. Is there something you're not telling us?"
Thought I gave you the best, but it wasn't enough
You took advantage of my trusting heart
Tried my best to forgive you, did my best to forget
I am done with the tears and there are no regrets.
Pim laughed, as her brother went bright red. "No. Mom, it's Pim. When has she ever spoken any sense?"
"Pim. You're up," Barb asked, obviously wanting to know what was going on.
Pim smirked at Phil. "Mom…wait a minute. Phil, do you want to tell her why you have that bruise on your head? And who's your blonde idiot of a friend? And why haven't you told her yet?"
"Pim!" Phil cried, standing up. "I knew I heard someone in my room last night! Mom! She used the mind reader on me!"
So darling, please don't treat me like a fool.
Its been hard enough for me, getting over you Darling please don't treat me like you do
I'll be damned if I am gonna let you
Damned if I don't forget you
So please don't treat me - like a fool.
Barb pushed Phil back down onto his seat. "Can you tell me what's going on?"
"Well Pim can, seeing as she obviously knows everything," Phil muttered.
Pim smiled sweetly at Barb and then looked at Phil menacingly. "Phil loves Keely! Phil loves Keely!" She sung.
Phil got up. "I do not!"
Barb had a trace of a smile on her face as she told her son to sit down. "Phil. Sit down. Pim. How do you know this?"
Pim shrugged. "I used the mind reader on this moron. He so loves Miss Sunshine. He even said so himself. To that moron of a friend he has."
"Phil. Is this true?" Barb asked. Pim began nodding at Barb, and Phil threw a piece of cereal on the table as he got up.
"Why should I bother denying it. You've already made up your mind that it is true."
I know I'll be reaching out to touch you in the night
Holding on to the memories, Cos you're not here to hold me tight
You lied when you told me, It hurt to be apart
When all the lying you're doing is in someone else's arms.
As Phil was about to walk out of the room, he bumped into Lloyd. "Phil! Son, wait. I have to talk to you all!"
"What?" Phil asked.
Lloyd turned to Pim. "What's his problem?"
"He's got a little crush on Keely," Barb smiled.
Phil rolled his eyes. "Why did I get the worst family in the world? Out of all the families I could have got, I had to get the one with the privacy entering sister, the 'he's jut got a little crush on Keely' mother and the father who won't give up when things are not going to happen!"
When he had left the room Pim grinned evilly. "So, what do you want to know about Phil next?"
"Pim respect your brother's privacy," Barb nudged her. "Now go to school." As Pim left, Barb turned to Lloyd. "And don't forget. You owe me ten dollars!"
So darling, please don't treat me like a fool.
Its been hard enough for me, getting over you
Darling please don't treat me like you do
I'll be damned if I am gonna let you
Damned if I don't forget you
So please don't treat me - like a fool.