Bending back my fingers
in a pledge to helm you out
i will not fall
i will not fall again
do not push me from my faith
cause god knows ill start lashin' then
ill take it out
ill take it out on you

Move out of my fucking way
cause im coming through again
Move out of my fucking way
cause im coming through again

Oh the diction of a smile
And no desire wait you out
But I guess we're done
with what's become of you
Look up into the devil's eyes
And see the moldable
He takes it out,
he takes it out on you

Move out of my fucking way
cause im coming through again
Move out of my fucking way
cause im coming through again

dont you think you've had enough?
dont you think that you dont understand?
you dont understand.
dont you think you've had enough?
dont you think that you dont understand?
you only understand, when im gone

We're not dead yet..
We're not dead yet..
We're not dead yet..
We're not dead yet..

dont you think you've had enough?
dont you think that you dont understand?
you dont understand.
dont you think you've had enough?
dont you think that you dont understand?
you only understand, when im gone


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    Here's my rendition.

    Bending back my fingers In a pledge to helm you out I will not fail, I will not fall again

    Don't push me from the faith Cause God knows I'll start lashing then I'll take it out, I'll take it out on you

    Move out of my, fucking way Cause I'm coming through again Move out of my, fucking way Cause I'm coming through again

    Oh the diction of a smile And no desire wait you out But I guess we're done with what's become of you

    Look into the devil's eyes And see the moldable He takes it out, he takes it out on you

    Move out of my, fucking way Cause I'm coming through again Move out of my, fucking way Cause I'm coming through again

    Don't you think you've had enough? Don't you think you; you don't understand You don't understand

    Don't you think you've had enough? Don't you think you; you don't understand You'll only understand When I'm done

    When I'm done here When I'm done here When I'm done here When I'm done here

    Don't you think you've had enough? Don't you think you; you don't understand You don't understand

    Don't you think you've had enough? Don't you think you; you don't understand You'll only understand When I'm done

    RaigaKagekamion March 15, 2011   Link
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    @RaigaKagekami

    thanks! yeah.. yours was good, added the changes

    Nosson March 15, 2011   Link

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