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What's Your Problem
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What’s Your Problem?
I said “Hey, what’s your problem”,
Standing there like you don’t understand the question,
But nobody’s ever choked and died,
From swallowing their pride.
Where it all went wrong nobody knows,
Cracks start appearing and it really shows,
And I could never ever forgive her,
We could never ever start it over.
Empty promises fade away,
Can’t believe a word you say,
Empty promises fade away,
I don’t wanna do it your way,
Empty promises fade away.
Fade away
Fade away
Fading all away
I think it’s time to sever ties,
Hiding in a black vacuum of lies,
That you said with a wide grin,
With the evil to me that you bring.
Crocodile tears that fall from your eyes,
Now just a transparent disguise,
You took so much pride and so much pleasure,
In destroying something I use to treasure.
Empty promises fade away,
Can’t believe a word you say,
Empty promises fade away,
I don’t wanna do it your way,
Empty promises fade away.
Fade away
Fade away
Fading all away
You’re the albatross around my neck,
I wish we had never met,
Now there’s just an awkward hush,
You used to be someone I could trust.
Quickly found out that talk is cheap,
You’re just a wolf dressed up like sheep,
Now I know what’s your problem,
Bitter at me cause you use to be something.
Now you’re nothing,
Now you’re nothing,
Now you’re nothing,
Now you’re nothing.
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Shout And Holler
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Stay Away From Me
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