So
Take yourself and go
Cause I don't even care if I don't see your face again
This is not a trend
I know not to depend on you cause I know this is the end

Your work, it must be done
Go ahead and tell yourself that you haven't done no wrong
I can't believe you let us go
For a [?] and a silocone ego

Thought you had no lies
Like at thirty-five
With two kids and one who is still alive
So
You left it all behind
And don't say your goodbyes cause I've already erased you from my mind

So
Take yourself and go
Cause I don't even care if I don't see your face again
This is not a trend
I know not to depend on you cause I know this is the end

This is a broken song
Every hurt kid who's about to start and sing along
Cause you say yum, your favorite sum
But my sister is your daugter so it must make me the only one
Or you can stay in touch
Not like you care that much
And I don't give a fuck if you beg a lot
And buy me lots of stuff
Cause this is getting crazy
So I think we have all had enough

So
Take yourself and go
Cause I don't even care if I don't see your face again
This is not a trend
I know not to depend on you cause I know this is the
Where
Tell me where the hell
Where the hell were you when all of this went wrong
Ya where
Tell me where were you
Where the hell were you when all of this was goin on

I'll tell you now
So
Take yourself and go
Cause I don't even care if I don't see your face again
This is not a trend
I know not to depend on you cause I know this
Where
Tell me where the hell
Where the hell were you when all of this went wrong
Ya where
Tell me where were you
Where the hell were you when all of this was goin on

I hope you cause a death is this song.


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