Mark my words I'll get you back
Would you prefer if I wait or attack you now?

You and i know you could be far more helpful
I'll never let this go until you rouse your bones
Come on

Its your mistake theres no denying it
I'd keep the faith if only you come clean

You werent the one to help me out and
you saved yourself before the fireman

Mark my words I'll get you back
Would you prefer if I wait or attack you now?

You and I know you could be far more helpful
I'll never let this go until you rouse your bones
Come on

Its your mistake theres no denying it
I'd keep the faith if only you-

You were the one to fire the fire and
You proved yourself to be the better man (2times)

Mark my words I'll get you back
Would you prefer if I wait or attack you now?

You and I know you could be far more helpful
I'll never let this go until you rouse your bones

Come on! (3times)


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    For the ending, I hear "Its your mistake, there's no denying it I'd keep the faith if only you- You were the one to fight the fire, and you proved yourself to be a better man

    Its your mistake, there's no denying it I'd keep the faith if only you- You weren't the one to start the fire, and You proved yourself to be a better man."

    mikevson July 25, 2010   Link

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