I got a sharp stick, I keep in my pocket
I speak volumes never utter a word
When you strike a match, a fire will happen
But the line between the smoke and the flames gets burned

Don't you see the writing on the wall(Don't you see the writing on the wall)
You're in way over your head
You're gonna drown in the things that you said

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
Words are cheap, but lies are big to take

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
And all your words are too big to take

It's a paradox, A mystery, A riddle
A door in your face and only I have the key
Do understand, you'll be caught in the middle
Caught in a web by being spun by me

Don't you see the writing on the wall (Don't you see the writing on the wall)
Your just a victim of your own conceit
The architect of your own defeat

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
Words are cheap, but lies are big to take

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
And all your words are too big to take

Never walk away from a fight that's worth fighting
Never hesitate when you know you're gonna act
Never waste your words on a fool you won't listen
Never sell your soul cause I'll never buy it

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
Words are cheap, but lies are big to take

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
And all your words are too big to take

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
Words are cheap, but lies are big to take

Time has come and gone for words
A thousands threats I've heard before
And all your words are too big to take


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    Its Jeff Hardy's New Theme Song!!!!!!!

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