Girl: I'm gonna give you one chance to love me!
Guy: Leave me!
Girl: If you gonna walk out on me..
...I'm gonna give you one more chance to love me..Whose gonna love me
...I'm gonna shoot you in the fucken head!!!!!
Guy: What are you talking about...

She was drinking by your water
Shouldn't had gone home to her
I tried my best not to fight her
But when I've thrown her it was all over
But she did not take it lightly
She probably had colored eye
Kicking and screaming and fighting
Scratching throwing a dirty fight

I killed my women last night
It's nothing that I'm proud of
I was tire of getting treated unright
So I throw away all of our love.

Well I packed my case as the walls fell down
And I shuffled to the door
I said, "There's no way to repair this now,
Don't waste your breath no more"
She said, "You'll give me one more chance or I'll kill you on the spot"
But I did not budge and held my stands
And she took the final shot.
But she could not _____
Stood too close to the window to her right
I kicked her with my tennis shoe into the empty sky

I killed my women last night
It's nothing that I'm proud of
I was tire of getting treated unright
So I throw away all of our love.
I killed my women last night
It's nothing that I'm proud of
I was tire of getting treated unright
So I throw away all of our love.

Think id died so long ago I'm not sure why'd I stayed
That girl that I once long for has long past died away
And _______from Satan can match what we once had
I'm off to find my head and I don't feel the lease bit bad

I killed my women last night
It's nothing that I'm proud of
I was tire of getting treated unright
So I throw away all of our love.
I killed my women last night
It's nothing that I'm proud of
I was tire of getting treated unright
So I throw away all of our love.


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