Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Butchies
Canonical path: /the-butchies/it-s-over
Related lyric paths: 6
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It's Over
Read It's Over lyrics by The Butchies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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It's Over
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You don't want to come across as confused
Or likely to lose
On the main drive
You were lucky not to flip your car
Or ditch it kid
You were out of control
But you were my hero
It's over now
You've gone from being someone to no one
Sit down talk things out
We've tried and tried
You don't ever apologize
Stop yelling at me
You're embarrassing me
And i don't want to see your face looking at me
I never said i wanted anything to do with you
And now you're coming back to me
Like you've got something to prove.
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