Lies And Lullabies
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Lies And Lullabies
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You always told me I was special.
I always thought that you were true.
Sometimes you left, you said you needed freedom.
I stayed at home to wait for you.
And every time when you came crying to my door
I was there for you with cakes and tea.
How could I know that you were crying over someone else
not me.
(Chorus):
You tried to ease me with your lies,
lies ans lullabies.
You tried to ease me with your lies,
lies and lullabies.
You still keep telling me I'm special.
But I don't believe a word you say.
You've cheated me once too often baby.
And now it's time for you to pay.
Well now there ain't no use to cry for you
'cause I'm fed up with all the things you did.
So there you go and close the door behind your back 'cause this is it.
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