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Honestly
03:11
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Don't know if you've been in my
Mind me, why would you cry?
Her life, she was in my
Life was a drag with you in mine
Broke apart I think you know why
Mutilation, i felt it in my
Masturbation, not an outcry
She cheers me up. now you know why
And it hurt so bad
Infidelity, no liberty
And i didn't feel bad
I felt free forgive me for my
Infidelity, she got the better of me
Even though she wasn't what you were to me
And never will be
And if you see us
Don't get pissed of cuz
You know in the future it's gonna be us
I guess I'll use her
Don't think about the past cuz you know i won't
Stop thinking about the past cuz i know it hurts
And in the end, if i see you passing by
You'll hear me ask, "Why do you cry!?"
Cuz when i get pissed off
I could be hard to love
I know what you did what was wrong
And I wrote this fucked up song
It's supposed to tell you the truth
Of what i was feeling
I was so fucked up to you
I'm selfish and thats reality
Mad, I wont be so
And if i ever see you again
Don't think we'll ever be friends
Don't think that you're a whore
Because I'll always want some more
I hope you wont be so glad
And i wont be so bad
You wont be so sad
And i wont be so mad
I won't be so mad
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2. |
They Lied
01:42
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3. |
I'm Gonna Leave
01:41
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The Delicates Los Angeles, California
couple of indigos havin fun
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