Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Drunk In Public
Canonical path: /drunk-in-public/enemies
Related lyric paths: 6
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Enemies
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Enemies
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He told her that he loved her
And he really truly cared
And then one day he realized
Their lives could not be shared
He tried to make things easy
He tried to be her friend
She wants no part of that though
Enemies in the end
Enemies in the End [4x]
They've been together for
Too many years
He caused a lot of pain
She's shed a lot of tears
They both realized that
They couldn't get along
But she's the one who's upset
When he tells her that he's gone
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