Silence, is your enemy
Because you're afraid
That we'll all see

Silence, The more you speak
The less I believe
You plant words like weeds

Scream loud (You'll never fool me)
Sing out (You'll never fool me)
Hear now (You'll never fool me)
Do you see how fake you sound?

Your lips are poison and sweet
But love doesn't come cheap
Talk is nothing to me
Take a bullet for me
Maybe then I'll believe

Righteous, you claim to be
Put your forked tongue, behind your teeth

Scream loud (You'll never fool me)
Sing out (You'll never fool me)
Hear now (You'll never fool me)
Do you see how fake you sound?

Your lips are poison and sweet
But love doesn't come cheap
Talk is nothing to me
Take a bullet for me
Maybe then I'll believe

Your words are poison and sweet
But trust doesn't come cheap
Talk is nothing to me
Take a bullet for me
Maybe then I'll believe

Maybe then I will see
Maybe then you could be
Something more than just air
Coming out when you speak
Maybe then I'll believe

Take a bullet!

Your words mean nothing to me
It's time to eat what you speak
Take a bullet for me
Maybe then I'll believe

Your lips are poison and sweet
But love doesn't come cheap
Talk is nothing to me
Take a bullet for me
Maybe then I'll believe
Maybe then I'll believe

You're the wolf in the sheep
But you'll never fool me

I will never believe


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Take A Bullet Lyrics as written by Jonathan Taylor Hawkins Daniel Oliver

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