It's do or die
You realize there's nothing left to say

I've wasted so much time pretending
Time to walk away

Innocence lost to the father
Innocence lost


I'll have my say one day
These walls are gonna speak
I'll have my say one day
One day

So patronizing in denying
What we know is true

I can't believe I trusted someone
who's as sick as you

Innocence lost to the father
Innocence lost


I'll have my say one day
These walls are gonna speak
I'll have my say one day
One day

You took my kindness for weakness again
You took my kindness for weakness again
And again
And again
Took my kindness for weakness again
And again
And again
Took my kindness for weakness


I'll have my say one day
These walls are gonna speak
I'll have my say one day
One day


I'll have my say one day
These walls are gonna speak
I'll have my say one day
One day

Never again
Never again



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