Should've Known Better
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Should've Known Better
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I lost my love, I lost my inspiration.
It was right in front of me.
My every thought, my every incarnation
is to stop a killing spree, but my self-esteem and confidence were lost along the way.
Should've known better.
I should have known. Should have known. Should have known. Should have known.
There was a will, there was a way to always make it better
before it all went black. And that's ok.
You're a shamrock wearing devil
I'm gonna violently attack.
You're a they say a you're a man you will threaten me with harm.
Should've known better.
I should have known. Should have known. Should have known. Should have known.
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