I saw it in the news
you told me they were wrong
and I stood up for you
cause I believed you were the one

you had all the chances in the world
to let me know the truth
what the hell's wrong with you?

[Bridge]
are you even listening when I talk to you
do you even care what I'm going through
your eyes stare and they're staring right through me
you're right there but its like you never knew me

[Chorus]
do you even know how much it hurt
that you gave up on me to be with her
revenge is sweeter than you ever were

I'm so mad at you right now
and I can't even find the words
and you're on the way down
I can't wait to see you burn
you try to make me hate that girl
when I should be hating you
what the hell's wrong with you

[Bridge]

[Chorus]

revenge is sweeter than you ever were

nothing can save you now that it's over
I guess that you'll find out when you're no one
don't say you're sorry now 'cause I just don't care

nothing can save you now, nothing
nothing can save you now, nothing

[Bridge]

[Chorus]

revenge is sweeter than you ever were


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Revenge Is Sweeter (Than You Ever Were) Lyrics as written by Jessica Origliasso Tobias Gad

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    Sorry for the double post but why do you think its about ryan?

    Nikki--xoxoon August 29, 2008   Link

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