| If there is one thing I can’t forgive
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| It’s making me feel the weakest, and limp
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| I should’ve hit you like I meant it
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| But I can’t hear over those words
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| I’d knock you for that, and your eye’s going black
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| This kind of hate makes me sick
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| But I’m onto it, I’m onto it
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| My muscles are wasted, a useless red paste of it
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| Bluing the white in you, slapping your face with it
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| My hook softening, as I listen
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| To the hollow sound that’s drumming your ribs
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| I lose the grip on your neck
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| When it’s over, and you’re gone
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| I’m sitting and crying
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| This kind of hate makes me sick
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| But I’m onto it, I’m onto it
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| My muscles are wasted, a useless red paste of it
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| Bluing the white in you, slapping your face with it
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| What was that meaning, that breaking of skin
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| Have I proven it, have I proven it? |