Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
You know its all a game.
That we play back and forth.
I leave. You chase.
And were back to square one.
We were not mean to be.
And I tried my best to work it through.
I asked my friends "what should I do?"
There only advice was leaving you.
But I'm glad I did.
Or at least that's what I tell myself.
I swear to god I never would of known
Your face or your name.
If everyday is a constant reminder your a
Whore,liar,ghost,harlot.
And its sad to say, that
I still cry to the Bayside CD everyday.
Don't you know that those songs are about you?
Check tracks 8 and 9.
Then call me back.
You ask me "when is it over?"
Over? This isn't over till I say its over.
Back to Square one.
Come On
That we play back and forth.
I leave. You chase.
And were back to square one.
We were not mean to be.
And I tried my best to work it through.
I asked my friends "what should I do?"
There only advice was leaving you.
But I'm glad I did.
Or at least that's what I tell myself.
I swear to god I never would of known
Your face or your name.
If everyday is a constant reminder your a
Whore,liar,ghost,harlot.
And its sad to say, that
I still cry to the Bayside CD everyday.
Don't you know that those songs are about you?
Check tracks 8 and 9.
Then call me back.
You ask me "when is it over?"
Over? This isn't over till I say its over.
Back to Square one.
Come On
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10 Signs You Should Leave Lyrics as written by Frank Palmeri Benjamin Lionetti
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You people are morons. These are some of the shittest lyrics I've ever read. They seem like they were written by some fucking 14 year old scene kid who wants to be as hardcore as UnderOath (who suck also). Oh wait, those aren't 14 year old kids, that's Emmure.
hey dick head. I agree that Underoath blows, but don't be hating on Emmure. Have you ever seem them live? No? That's what I thought, dick suck. Don't judge them as emo or hardcore until you see them. The pit will rape you. P.S. Emmure's vocalist has some serious issues, but he does know how to write. These are just some of his earlier (and popular) lyrics.
these really are shitty lyrics though. and i HAVE seen them live.<br /> ive also seen the acacia strain live, and i can tell you that theyre 100 times better and theyre pits are twice as hard.
yea no these lyrics are shitty. but i <3 underoath. even if they are an upbeatchristianband. :\
You sir, have no soul.<br /> (:
lol are you kidding? the acacia strain is weaksauce. emmure is way better. i just now found emmure and i can already tell that they bone acacia in every way.