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Brandtson ~ In The Pills


could you know what i was thinking? so i wouldn't have to speak did you ever understand me did you care enough to see was it when i made you smile you decided you would leave you are so turned on by tragedty i'm broke in two so come love me i know it now i've been such a fool your words are all i had but even those were meaningless a shortcut to my head i wish i could have been the one to break your heart instead everything you asked me for i gave and then you wanted more did you know that i existed? or ever even notice me did you ever take the time to think of what you'd do to me everything i ever needed was everything you could never be more free lyrics

could you know what i was thinking?
so i wouldn't have to speak
did you ever understand me
did you care enough to see
was it when i made you smile
you decided you would leave
you are so turned on by tragedty
i'm broke in two so come love me
i know it now
i've been such a fool
your words are all i had
but even those were meaningless
a shortcut to my head
i wish i could have been the one to break your heart instead
everything you asked me for i gave and then you wanted more
did you know that i existed?
or ever even notice me
did you ever take the time to think of what you'd do to me
everything i ever needed was everything you could never be

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