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The Deceived Maybe one day youll see what you did to me, But until then, I need you to know you make me sick! I know that you think that youre changing, I know that you think youre perfect. But your yesterday is a joke And everyones heard it all before! Youll never give me what I know I deserve, The same as all of the rest but with half the nerve! I should have known, (I should have known!) I should have seen How much was wrong. Youre a mistake. Youre a mistake, a disease on my soul! I cant believe I thought I had you figured out. I should have known, I should have seen how much was wrong. I should have known, I should have seen that you were broken. You were broken from the start. I gave you all of of me. Put you first in line, such a waste of time. I was always yours, you were never mine. How could you leave me standing outside? Youre such a sick, sad waste of a human being! I hope youre happy, go paint that smile Right back on your face, youre so fake. Im so tired of all the generic excuses, So this, this is where I draw the line. With every I love you you left me more empty. And now it is so obvious... You were broken, You were broken from the start. I should have known, I should have seen how much was wrong! I gave you all of of me. Put you first in line, such a waste of time. I was always yours, you were never mine. How could you leave me standing outside? When you hear these words And wonder if theyre about you, Dont call and complain. You know theres truth In every word that I say! Youre such a sick, sad waste of a human being. Youre such a sick, sad waste of a human being! I gave you all of of me. Put you first in line, such a waste of time. I was always yours, you were never mine. How could you leave me standing outside? I gave you all of me, Such a waste of time. This is where I draw the line, This is where I draw the line
Posted on: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 17:10:55 +0000

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