Dig Your Own Grave
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Dig Your Own Grave
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Don't come to close (Don't stay round here)
And please Don't phone (Even that's too near)
Cos If I see you (Things will end up just like before)
And If you touch me OOOHHH oooohhhh
ANd If I hear you (She will be lost to you once more)
But I don't want to
I remember yesterday
All you did was play (always) your (stupid) own (cruel) games
You make out you're so big
all you did was dig (you'll be) your (better) own (in your) grave
dig your own grave
You say you've changed (Well so has she)
You're playing different games (I wish that she could see)
But if you mean it (Her head is full of crazy dreams)
And if you'll hold me ooooh ooooh
I shouldn't trust you (if she'd just wake up she would see)
But I still want to
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