Predictable
from A World For Us by redverSe
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lyrics
Oh come on don’t cry, not now
Our past defines who we are
I’m going to dig two graves
One for you and the hell you made me live
It’s not about being good or evil
It’s not about to find my place
It’s all about to complete some steps I have to take
You know I won’t have mercy
You know I won’t forget
I’m not going to pretend you don’t exist
Behind every lie
Behind every betrayal
This is war
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
Oh come on don’t cry, not now
Just let me tell you something
I don’t care how fast you run my love
Because I’m going to find you
Oh come on don’t cry, not now
Our past defines who we are
I’m going to dig two graves
One for me and the hell I’m going to start
You know I won’t have mercy
You know I won’t forget
I’m not going to pretend you don’t exist
Behind every lie
Behind every betrayal
This is war
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
I’ll never let you go
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
Our past defines who we are
I’m going to dig two graves
One for you and the hell you made me live
It’s not about being good or evil
It’s not about to find my place
It’s all about to complete some steps I have to take
You know I won’t have mercy
You know I won’t forget
I’m not going to pretend you don’t exist
Behind every lie
Behind every betrayal
This is war
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
Oh come on don’t cry, not now
Just let me tell you something
I don’t care how fast you run my love
Because I’m going to find you
Oh come on don’t cry, not now
Our past defines who we are
I’m going to dig two graves
One for me and the hell I’m going to start
You know I won’t have mercy
You know I won’t forget
I’m not going to pretend you don’t exist
Behind every lie
Behind every betrayal
This is war
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
And every lie I’ll never forget
For every life you took in this nightmare
I’ll never let you go
Look into my eyes
Tell me if I was right
Do I look like I care about you now?
You were so predictable
I am done
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May 2014
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