Did you assume we'd forget this?
Were you expecting their forgiveness?
Are you that bold and that cold
To think they'd let you run around in the streets as a witness?

I never thought it was your fault (No)
I never thought it'd get this cold
Now I'm in a mess, it's probably best
To get away from this place or give up and confess

They know, they know where you are
Better run, better hide fast
Just know you're never too far away

Doesn't it make sense now?
What's wrong? How you're strong for a man bringing us down
Every day it's a chance to repay
All the debts that you owe to the friends that you hate

Mind controlled, you're bought and sold
Keep playing games but know that you've been told
Remember

They know, they know where you are
Better run, better hide fast
Just know you're never too far away

We want you back
The clean man we once knew and respected
Can't believe you stole from the people
That took you in when you were neglected

Let you in just to be manipulated
Speak and crawl while contemplating

Cross this off my list, no more charity
I'm sick of writing songs about you
But it's the only way to vent

They know, they know where you are
Better run, better hide fast
Just know you're never too far away

Pray away
It won't save your soul
It won't change your fate

So just fade away
God won't save you now
So just shut your mouth


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