I came I saw I kicked some ass
The pain I caused it makes me laugh
'Cause the way I do my thing is strange
I just inject myself into your veins
Can't run, can't hide, there's no way out
The sun will rise and its about
Time for the wreckoning
Time time for this girl to sing

Damn if I thought that you would change
And my life would stay the same
I went you don't even care about me enough
You don't give a damn
Things will come and things will go
But there's one thing that I know for sure
Is that you don't give a damn about me
And so I'm walking out the door

Oh yeah hmm..

Can't move can't breathe it's getting dark
The beast has come to steal your heart
So you better practice your scream
Because you may not like your dream

Things will will come and things will go
But there's one thing I know for sure
Is that you don't give a damn about me
And so I'm walking out the door

The wreckoning, the wreckoning, the wreckoning
The wreckoning, the wreckoning, the wreckoning

Damn if I thought that you would change and my life would stay the same
I went You don't even care about me you know you don't give a damn
Things will come and things will go
But there's one thing that I know for show
Is that you don't give a damn about me
So tough I'm walking out the door

Damn if I thought you would change and my life would stay the same
I went You don't even care about me you know you don't give a damn

And I'm running from my problems I got my phony face painted on
And then I think of what you said to me
And then I think of what you did to me
I think of you and probably laugh
And then I think of you and probably laugh
And Then I think of you and problably laugh

You're the one I'm running from (chorus)


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    hmm i'm surprised this song has no comments yet.. Up beat tune, excelent for a party and dancing to!

    Mattyon November 30, 2004   Link
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    It's vengeful. The woman's boyfriend or husband is cheating on her or treating her with disprespect and she isn't going to take that shit. She doesn't want to suffer longer even after giving him a second chance. "Damn if I thought that you would change And my life would stay the same When you don't even care about me Ah no, you don't give a damn " It's a break up song nonetheless. This girl is fed up with her partner and is simply leaving and she is going to get some exacted revenge on him as well as stated in this lyric, "The pain I cause it makes me laugh " My conclusion is it the girl's got some attitude and if she is going to be leaving someone for his wrongs, she is going to go out and get revenge on him and feel damn good about it.

    Tira_Skyon February 19, 2005   Link
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    i love this song so much!! i can totally relate to it! Boomkat rock :D

    prettyinpunk8177on March 26, 2005   Link
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    i relate to this song big time it just explains me.

    forsakenangel25on July 25, 2005   Link

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