Your weakness
But if you like to fight
This is the last time
This is the last time

Dried up and away
With discerning mental love affairs
I’d rather stick with any number
of these played-out fairy tales and
Moments of your [yellow shining]
Spending your time in an hiding
Making out the reasons why
The [life your seen] the public eye

With everything you try,
Well it’s never good enough

Oh! These friends die easy
Oh! Just disappear
Oh! Well, my best friend,
I knew these lives would end up here [x2]



Your weakness
But if you like to fight
This is the last time
This is your last time

If I could tell you any and everything
Don’t ask, just tell, like I should,
Like I know you never could and
Moments come out of hiding
(Spitting weakness to colors) shining
The dark you see, the reason why
You fail at everything you try

With everything you are,
Well it’s never good enough

Oh! These friends die easy
Oh! Just disappear
Oh! Well, my best friend,
I knew these lives would end up here [x2]

I knew these lives would end up here

So then
And I won’t even say good-bye
And I won’t even say good-bye [x2]

Oh! These friends die easy
Oh! Just disappear
Oh! Well, my best friend,
I knew these lives would end up here [x2]

I knew these lives would end up here…


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    Failure, give up, don't try at all Anymore, anymore

    Your weakness Manipulate no more This is the last time This is the last time

    Write off, and away with discerning Mental love affairs I'd rather stick with any number of These played-out fairy tales, and Moments of your yellow shining Spending your time hating in hiding Making up the reasons why The light you seen, the public eye When everything you try, well it's Never good enough

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here

    Your weakness Manipulate no more This is the last time This is the last time

    If I can tell you any and everything Don't ask, just tell it like I should Like I know you never could, and Moments come out of hiding Spilling weakness, true colors Shining The dark you see, the reason why You fail at everything you try When everything you are, well it's Never good enough

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here

    Stay gone And I won't even say goodbye And I won't even say goodbye

    Stay gone And I won't even say goodbye And I won't even say goodbye

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here

    Oh! These friends die easy Oh! Just disappear Oh! Well my best friend I knew these Lies would end up here I knew these lives would End up here

    ^Correct lyrics

    bbozicon February 23, 2011   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    Official lyrics:

    Failure, give up, don't try at all Anymore Your weakness. Manipulate no more. This is the last time

    Write off, and away with discerning mental love affairs I'd rather stick with any number of these played-out fairy tales, and Moments of your yellow shining Spending your time hating an hiding Making up the reasons why The light you seen, the public eye When everything you try, well it's Never good enough

    Oh These friends die easy Oh Just disappear Oh Well, my best friend I knew these lies would end up here

    If I could tell you any and everything Don't ask, just tell it like I should, Like I know you never could, and Moments come out of hiding Spilling weakness, true colors shining The dark you see, the reason why You fail at everything you try When everything you are, Well it's Never good enough

    Stay gone. And I won't even say goodbye

    jender4on February 24, 2011   Link
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    General Comment

    Add the hidden part at the end!

    DARRRBBYYYon October 18, 2012   Link
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    General Comment

    I'm disappointed to see nobody has tried to say what this song is about- this is my favorite DRUGS song. For some reason, this song reminds me of well, drugs. The whole chorus just reeks of knowing people who get older and become addicts. When I hear this song I always think of heroin.

    taw1638on May 30, 2016   Link

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