Poor sweet baby
Just what have you done now?
You’ve gone and messed things up
And there’s no one to take the blame
Precious little thing
You are all alone now
There’s no turning back and
Things will never be the same

Look what you’ve done
You’ve pushed everyone away
Now there’s only you
To take the fall
If you deny my love
There’s no way it can stay
And secretly inside you know
It’s all your fault

Poor sweet baby
Must you throw a tantrum?
Just get over yourself
There’s no need to be upset
Spoiled little brat
You just want attention
The attention you
Just never seem to get

Look what you’ve done
You’ve pushed everyone away
Now there’s only you
To take the fall
If you deny my love
There’s no way it can stay
And secretly inside you know
It’s all your fault

You’re all by yourself
Isn’t that what you want?
You don’t need any friends
Well that’s what you got
You act like a crybaby
Crying “Nobody loves me”
So sick of your friends
Well – you’re finally free!

Look what you’ve done
You’ve pushed everyone away
Now there’s only you
To take the fall
If you deny my love
There’s no way it can stay
And secretly inside you know
It’s all your fault

(What have you done
Now you’re all alone
To take the fall
My love won't stay
If you push it away
And you know
It’s all your fault)

Too bad…
So sad…
Can't lose what you never had
Never again will you get my pity
Never again will you get the best of me
Instead I’m giving you what you want
Freedom; you should be happy, or so I thought
Goodbye…
Don’t cry…
Just dry your pathetic eyes
You poor little thing
You poor sweet baby

Look what you’ve done
You’ve pushed everyone away
Now there’s only you
To take the fall
If you deny my love
There’s no way it can stay
And secretly inside you know
It’s all your fault

Hush little baby, please don’t cry…


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