I count the days that we have spent apart
I've got a bad liver and a broken heart
There's no salvation in the comfort of you (comfort of you)
And I finally realize your tearing me apart

So help me, save me,
Tell me that the end is near
Help me, save me
Tell me that the end is here
I am done with you

You've made my life completely miserable
You drove me to the edge, you've caused me all this pain
But I always loved you cause your "oh so special" ("oh so special")
I'm broken and I'm alone and I cannot maintain

So help me, save me,
Tell me that the end is near
Help me, save me
Tell me that the end is here
I am done with you

I am done with you (done with you)
I am done with you (done with you)
I am done with you (done with you)
I am done with you (done with you,I am done with you)

I count the days that we have spent apart
I've got a bad liver and a broken heart

Help me, save me,
Tell me that the end is near
Help me, save me,
Tell me that the end is here
I am done with you

Because you and me are through
You couldn't help me, you couldn't save me
Now I know the end is here
I am done with you


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Done with You Lyrics as written by Jacoby Shaddix David Buckner

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    The Song is one of the best on the album. He can't stand that they split and has been on the bottle screwing himself up since, but he knows its a good thing that they broke up so he's done with her. Kick ass song and really deserving of a greatest hits album.

    Hero of the Dayon March 31, 2006   Link

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