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I never wanted to fall in love
poor you, you got caught up trying to call my bluff
When tears fall from your eyes I know it's not right
but I get high off the way you cry
don't open your eyes, you can't see through my lies
I hope I keep you up every night
You should know by now you won't be fine
and you should know by now that I'm not nice,
cause I'm not a nice guy
You swore to God your friends weren't right
"No, he's a good person. He's a sweet guy"
but you don't understand, I can't trust you
you're a woman and I can't trust a single one of them
I'll hate you/don't want to
I have to/ I'm bad news
tears fall from your eyes and I know it's not right
but I get high off the way you cry
don't open your eyes, you can't see through my lies
I hope you toss and turn every night
can't trust a single one of them
can't trust a single one of them
can't trust a goddam one of them
can't trust a goddam one of them
I'll hurt you just so you
run like I cannot do....
can't trust a single one of you
can't trust a single one of you
can't trust a single one of you
can't trust a single one of..
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Leah
03:18
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Like an angel
03:25
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My Eden
03:14
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Across the sea
03:59
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How you fall (closer)
01:48
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