P.S. I Hate You

40 Below Summer

show me your eyes
it's a place that I won't forget
this you realize
coming back to the spaces and places again
so we can relive
the anger that rests inside of my soul
not that you care
just getting the you inside of myself

so figure out
how, your so
alone now
your fake
and stupid
your so
your so diluted
no

give me a sign
so I can explode
reload and get the fuck up
swallowed alive
pick up the peices of me because you walked out
that eat me alive
nowhere to live, and nowhere to die
crawling inside
sucking a dick but leaving me dry

so figure out
how, your so
alone now
your fake
and stupid
your so
your so diluted

your so diluted
so diluted
I know your wrong
I hope your happy
you know your wrong
so I hope your
happy with your

changing faces (no)
changing faces (no)
changing faces (no)
changing faces (no)

figure out
how, your so
your so alone
now

figure out
how, your so
your so alone
now your fake
and stupid
your so
your so diluted

so figure out
how, your so
your so alone
now your fake
and stupid
your so
your so diluted

why can't I see your
face
why can't I see your
face
why can't I see your
face
why can't I see your




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    It's the pre-version of Faces which can be found on the rain ep, PS I hate you wasn't on any CD's from them.

    Sebastian1985on June 26, 2011   Link

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