You seem to think that you're God's gift
And so much better than me
You think you've fooled us all
But lately things aren't going your way

Your lies are wearing thin and it's starting to show
Forgetting half the stories that you have told
I bet you thought you'd fooled us
And that we'd never know

[Chorus]
Heartbreaker big faker
You're out of luck you couldn't trick her
Paranoia will destroy ya
Don't turn your back or it'll get ya

You want a piece of everything
That you just happen to see
One girl just ain't enough for you
But you just can't have me

Tried to take us for a ride but we wouldn't go
Thought you'd get away with it but we both know
I bet you thought you fooled us
And that we'd never know

[Chorus]


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