You say you love me
But I know it's a lie
Cause when you loved me
My river ran dry

Is someone tempting
Someone on stand by
I handle looks
But never touch

You are mine

I thought you'd never ever ever
Wanna see see me like this
See see me like this no no
Now I'm all teary'd up paranoid as ever, yup!

Now put your hands up
I'm about to shoot love
And I'ma pray that you will give it up
Pray that you will give it up
You never wanna see me like this

Now put your hands up
I'm about to shoot love
And I'ma pray that you will give it up
Pray that you will give it up
You never wanna see me like this

Your love is sickly
Emotional rides
A troubled heart
A messy mind
That's bleeding mine

That's why

I thought you'd never ever ever
Wanna see see me like this
See see me like this no no
Now I'm all teary'd up paranoid as ever

Now put your hands up
I'm about to shoot love
And I'ma pray that you will give it up
Pray that you will give it up
You never wanna see me like this

Now put your hands up
I'm about to shoot love
And I'ma pray that you will give it up
Pray that you will give it up
You never wanna see me like this

If I was brave, I'd cut you off
You don't think too fast
You would never last
Something drastic has to change
I'm begging of you

Now put your hands up
And I'ma pray that you will give it up
Pray that you will give it up
You never wanna see me like this

Yeah eh eh ay
No you never wanna see me like this
You never wanna see me like this


Lyrics submitted by Abbie96

See Me Like This Lyrics as written by Andrea Monica Martin Blair Nicholas Somerled Mackichan

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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