| You call me up, you tell me that you think you’re still in love
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| But I know it’s just the whiskey on your tongue
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| In the morning it will be the way it was
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| But you won’t forget, every time you bring a girl into your bed
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| You haven’t found someone who loves you like I did
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| And when you’re touching her you’ll picture me instead
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| You think I want you but you taught me well
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| You’ll show me heaven then put me through hell
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| Sure, the blame’s on me because I let you fool me more than once
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| But I’m catching on, I’m finally done
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| Just cry your tears as you’re saying what you think I want to hear
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| But there is one thing that I’ve learned over the years
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| That my faith in you has slowly disappeared
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| Don’t act surprised, you played the same hand one too many times
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| When you convinced me that your heart could still be mine
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| But you’re an ugly truth wrapped in beautiful lies
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| You think I want you but you taught me well
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| You’ll show me heaven then put me through hell
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| Sure, the blame’s on me because I let you fool me more than once
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| But I’m catching on, I’m finally done
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| You may never care about these words that I write
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| Your ears may never listen to this lyrical goodbye
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| You gave me more than just a couple of lines
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| But no more, no more, no
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| You think I want you but you taught me well
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| You’ll show me heaven then put me through hell
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| Sure, the blame’s on me because I let you fool me more than once
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| But I’m catching on, I’m finally done |