Mmm, oh, it hurts so bad
It started out so perfect, something God could only create
A union of both me and you on this special day
Never once did I take for granted that you've been hurt before
So you treated me like a lady and even more

So I can't understand why you brought
Storms into my life, tell me why
You destroyed every part of me
Now what once a beautiful lady that you
Showered with your love must live with a heart that bleeds

I hope you never have to come this way again
(This way again)
You used to be my lover and my friend
(That was the end)
So please don't take offense when I say what I have to say
'Cause if you died I wouldn't cry 'cause you never loved me anyway

Promises made and secrets told, late nights spent in ecstasy
We made love in a bed of roses for the universe to see
There was no holding back from each other both of our minds were free
We never wasted time apart, boy, it seems like eternity, yeah

So I can't understand why you brought
This pain into my life, oh, tell me why
I gave you a reason to live and you used my love in vain
So go on by yourself to survive this alone
You know you can't come back home

I hope you never have to come this way again
(I hope you never come this way again)
You used to be my lover and my friend
(You did you did)
So please don't take offense when I say what I have to say
If you died I wouldn't cry 'cause you never loved me anyway
No way, no way

How could this be, after all the love you said
We shared, you turned around and leave?
Boy, you know you were my heart and soul
But I can't be hurt, I gotta let you go
"Together, forever", that's what we both said
I didn't know that life could be so unfair

I hope you never have to come this way again
(Baby, you did this to me)
You used to be my lover and my friend
(You were my lover)
So please don't take offense when I say what I have to say
I hope you die, I hope you die 'cause you never loved me anyway

I hope you never have to come this way again
(You never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never)
You used to be my lover and my friend
(You used to be my best friend)
You can get struck by lighting, washed away by the sea
Burned in a fire, just don't bring it back to me 'cause
If you died I wouldn't cry 'cause you never loved me anyway


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    when i first heard this song... i thought it was the most terrible thing... to say you wouldn't care if someone dies... because they did you wrong... and at the end of the song to WISH that they would die! that's crazy! but you know... you CAN have those emotions... and surprisingly, it has become one of the songs i've played the most this and last year...

    ohh, it hurts sooo bad.... (it started out so perfect...)

    AaliyahForeveron June 30, 2003   Link

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