It's a forgone conclusion,
your love is an illusion
and the picture is starting to fade
boy let's be honest,
when it comes to your promise
it's just a lot of empty words to say
and the future's only gonna be more of the same
you've only got yourself to blame

[Chorus]
Tomorrow you didn't,
yesterday you won't
'cause I know everything you say
your gonna do you don�t
that's a given,
it doesn't matter anyway
hey, I know what love wasn�t,
I know what love isn�t
so when you say you�re gonna change you gotta be kidding
tomorrow you didn�t,
hey hey, I�m outta here today

I used to believe in,
all your romantic dreaming
but it really ain�t that cute anymore
�cause my time�s to precious
so I wish you the best with
whatever it is you�re looking for
baby this is all for your own good,
I�m leaving �cause I know you never would

[Chorus]

I don�t need a crystal ball to see it all my dear,
it doesn�t matter what you say,
it always turns out the same way
your predictions are fiction
and it�s tragically clear

[Guitar solo]

[Chorus]

(dadada, yea)



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    The predictions line leads me to believe the chorus is a reference to knowing someone's going to let you down.

    scarletblue16on May 28, 2006   Link

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