Gone all the times that I've forgottennThe best I cannWhen climbin the walls and pacing the floor was leisurenI was a different mannUntil one daynThis girl of mine walked in with something morenShe held me tight, loved me rightnBut now look who's at my doornIt must bennSiren, don't call my name too loudnCause there's others roundnSiren, no nonSiren, and I wonder then, who taught you how to singnTaught you how to singnnIt was the days that I remembernWhen we sang at nightnSurf bound suns seemed to change our situationnFrom whats wrong to rightnYou should knownIt's a bad thing to remember too wellnHow good things werenAnd what they could becomennSo I'm singin to younSiren, don't call my name too loudnCause there's others roundnSiren, no nonSiren, well I wonder then, who taught you how to singnTaught you how to singnnThere is that summer nightnThe wind was stillnDreams were hard nTill the siren sang her sweet songnAnd I felt these cool hands on me nownnSiren, no nonSiren, well I wonder then, who taught you how to singnWho taught you how to sing