You put a bullet in my head
Turned black thoughts to red
This could all end in tragedy
I dream of your death
Lay you down to rest
I won't look back in fond memory

But time marches on like a soldier
Are you a killer? Oh, I think I know what you are
A thief in the night
And though it's taken me so very long
To figure you out
You're throwing stones, your glass castle is falling down
On top of your good times
I'm not interested in working this out

You put a bullet in my head
Turned black thoughts to red
This could all end in tragedy

And that's what you are
A sad plastic fucking mess
Don't come to me with how your tired, used up and
Just barely getting by
Because I would walk on by and not even
Not even kick you when you're down
Though you would deserve it
Because you are lower than
The lowest dog
But this is the part where I say
Goodbye
And let the sands of time
Blow over us
Say goodbye
And let the sands of time
Blow over us

You've never had to crawl
You've never had to see
What it feels like to be so trapped underneath
The weight of someone's world
Comes crashing down on me
I was longing to be free
I put the bullet in you and me

This is my farewell to you and I
This will all end in tragedy
This is my farewell to you and I
This will all end in tragedy
This is my farewell to you and I
This will all end in tragedy
This is my farewell to you and I
This will all end in tragedy
Woah oh oh oh
This will all end in tragedy
Woah oh oh oh
This will all end in tragedy
Woah oh oh oh
This will all end in tragedy
Woah oh oh oh
This will all end in tragedy
This will all end in tragedy
This will all end in tragedy
This will all end in tragedy


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Untitled Finale Lyrics as written by Daniel Jacobs Brandon Saller

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    this song is absolutely ace, when i herd it it reminded me of the first time i herd lip gloss and black.

    fleckyfletchaon April 29, 2006   Link

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