I'm the one who hates you
I'm the one who breaks you
I'm the one above you, laughing
And kicking you when you're down

I...know...you
You won't see it comin'

You can run
But you can't hide
It only goes to show that you
You can run
But you can't hide
I got you at nowhere
You're fucking mine and mine alone

I'm the man in the nightmare
Feeding you to Diablo
I'm the one who's waiting
To spit on you
And punch you when you're walking away

I...know...you
You won't see it comin'

You can run
But you can't hide
It only goes to show that you
You can run
But you can't hide
I got you at nowhere
You're fucking mine and mine alone

All the queen's horses
All the men
There ain't no mercy here

Sad to meet you
You're gonna spend
You're gonna spend the rest of your life dead

I wish you all the worst
In every single endeavor
And here's to bad fortune
And hatred
Forever and ever






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