With friends like you, who needs enemies?
You ain't right, you ain't never gonna be
You're out of the car; I'm afraid you've been declined
You shake my hand while you're pissing on my leg
I'm cuttin' you loose; I don't need this misery
Your soul is toxic, you ain't no friend of mine

You talk real trash when I'm not around
To build yourself up, you gotta to tear me down
You'll have to excuse me; I've got better things to do
You smile through your teeth, you talk out your neck
Every chance you get you're gonna stab my back
Your time's run out; I've got nothing left for you

[Chorus:]
I'm leaving you far behind
I'm leaving you far behind
Stop wasting all of my time
I'm leaving you far behind

So I'm pulling out the weeds, I'm taking stock
You can talk the talk, but can't walk the walk
Your narcissistic ways have gotten the best of you
So I'm leaving you to sink in all your glory
For you and me it's the end of the story
Get out of my way; I've got better things to do

[Chorus x 3]

With friends like you, who needs enemies?
It means you ain't right, you ain't never going...
Your soul is toxic, you ain't no friend of mine


Lyrics submitted by goodincama, edited by Tig45

Far Behind Lyrics as written by Michael Ness

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    Mike Ness said that this song is about someone pretending to be your friend, and when they turn their back, they "sing a different tune". [By the way, next time you wanna post lyrics, make sure they're right....]

    dream in dreadon July 16, 2008   Link

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