You And Me

Linkin Park

Everything seemed so picture-perfect when it all started
I should of known that you were so cold-hearted
All the lies, it just seemed so fake
And yet you seemed so blissful when we parted
You were just a fake!
It's just the principle
You always seemed to think you were invincible
Invisible to all my pain and anguish that you caused
my life just seemed to paused
I thought it was the end!
Reflecting on all the insults you delt
I can't express all the pain I felt
Eating me up on the inside
I couldn't find no place, no sanctuary for me to hide,
When I needed you the most, you just pushed me aside
You only cared about yourself!
You tried to ruin me!
You were just a fake
You tried to get everthing for free!
You only cared about yourself


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    Where did this song come from?! Is there a Linkin Park song I haven't heard?! Don't tell me it came from the new album! I'm not supposed to get a sneakpeak. covers eyes

    ilikeporkon September 13, 2002   Link

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