| I knew it wouldn’t last
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| It all happened so fast
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| One minute they were so in love
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| The next one she had passed
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| I always had my doubts
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| I figured it all out
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| I knew something was curious
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| When he would talk about
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| How love wasn’t a race
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| The guilt writ on his face
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| Right there in black and white
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| I think it serves him right
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| I told you it was him
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| I tell it like it is
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| The story served it’s purpose
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| Now look what he did
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| I just read the lines
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| The acts were his designs
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| I don’t tell him what to do
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| I just tell it back to you
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| And I’ll tell you this
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| He killed her with his kiss
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| I think it serves him right
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| I think it serves him right
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| Maybe it was my fault
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| And I deserve to be upset
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| Maybe the price of being wrong
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| Is a lifetime of regret
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| So please tear up my memories
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| Into a thousand little parts
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| Give them to somebody else
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| Who won’t tear up my heart
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| The words are adding up
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| The overflowing cup
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| The leads and the details
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| Are enough to tip the scale
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| Take his life for a refrain
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| Make the verses his domain
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| Put inside of a frame
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| Have him tell the tale again
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| Paper he will serve
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| The correction he deserves
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| A lifetime to recite
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| I think it serves him right
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| Everyone’s agreed
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| That David did mislead
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| As he concealed from everyone
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| His crimes and misdeeds
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| More power in the sentence
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| Than power of the word
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| His time into the tenses
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| His actions into verbs
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| It serves him right
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| (Repeat 3rd verse x2)
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| Box up the hopes I had to change
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| I don’t want them around
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| Strike a nail into the coffin
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| Put it in the ground
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| If a confession’s what you want
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| Then, I’m happy to oblige
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| Sing it from the mountaintops
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| I know truth’s a lie
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| Throw me to the lions
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| Give 'em a bitter meal
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| An eternity of hurt
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| Couldn’t compare to how I feel
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| Or lock me up forever
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| I won’t put up a fight
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| I tried to steal a little love from life
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| And I know it serves me right |