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Don't Lie
03:24
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We ran through thick and thin
But I think we're running dry
We're nearly at the end
I'm surprised it didn't die
We've had enough cute moments
For a scrapbook full of age
But I'm getting sick of hearing
about how I need to change
It's getting kind of old
And you're getting kind of cold
I'm almost done
With all your shit
I've had enough
I'm sick of it
Don't feed me reasons
On how I did you wrong
You know we don't belong
I've felt this all along
Don't lie
Remember all those times you told me
Not to be like them?
Well I strive to contradict
Exactly what you said
And all the times you told me
To just work around your plans?
You were such a god damn hypocrite
You made me leave my friends
Just to show up at your house
And talk about your problems with me
I just don't give a damn
I'm almost done
With all your shit
I've had enough
I'm sick of it
Don't feed me reasons
On how I did you wrong
You know we don't belong
I've felt this all along
Don't lie
(repeated)
I'm almost done
With all your shit
I've had enough
I'm sick of it
Don't feed me reasons
On how I did you wrong
You know we don't belong
I've felt this all along
Don't lie
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