Tell me the truth
Do you still care
Oh I wanted you
To know I was there
Why can't you see me
With those quiet eyes
Oh I would've seen me
I'm not a disguise

And I just want to let you know
If I'm in your mind
Do you think of me at night?

If you could just tell me no
Then I would be alright
Then it would be just fine

Maybe the truth
can get too hard to face
Please stop lying
I don't need a thing

Tell me the truth
It's getting hard to breathe
Why couldn't you
Know why it's killing me

Cause you suck and I don't know
What is on your mind

Tell me the truth
If you're still here
Oh I wanted you to always be there
I wish you could love me like I always do
If you really saw me
Tell me the truth


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    Ya know, I think this song is very self-explanitory.

    WhatNeverWason July 26, 2007   Link

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