They Lied
from Before the Awakening by Lovers and Liars
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lyrics
but I don't. don't. don't.
I just need to feel something
but I don't. don't. don't.
I wake up each day feeling a little more useless
but I'm starting to get used to it
I don't recall the last time that I lied
I did what I could so you would never cry
the truth hurts much more
than any story I'd confide
whoever said words cannot hurt, they lied
if you wanna give me a second chance
well don't. don't. don't.
there's so many things
I could have said to make it better
but I won't. won't. won't.
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