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Guano Apes ~ Living In A Lie


Don’t give me names You’ve got it all, took it all from me Drove me insane Who’d come down to earth, releasing me Healing my wounds so why don’t you close the door when you’re leaving me now you’ll run running all the way back to me again I’m not to end in shame to fight an endless lie I’m not to play a game I won’t be on your side (I) found a way to reach myself again but all I saw was shame Drive me away there’s something deep in me waiting to escape you think you know me so why don’t you close the door when you’re here with me I’m here to end the game I’m living in a lie it’s hard to give the same I won’t be on your side I’m not to end in shame to fight an endless lie I’m not to play a game I won’t be on your side I loved you a lot to need you a lot I leave you alone... more free lyrics

Don’t give me names
You’ve got it all, took it all from me
Drove me insane
Who’d come down to earth, releasing me
Healing my wounds
so why don’t you close the door when you’re leaving me
now you’ll run
running all the way back to me again

I’m not to end in shame
to fight an endless lie
I’m not to play a game
I won’t be on your side

(I) found a way
to reach myself again but all I saw was shame
Drive me away
there’s something deep in me waiting to escape
you think you know me
so why don’t you close the door when you’re here with me

I’m here to end the game
I’m living in a lie
it’s hard to give the same
I won’t be on your side

I’m not to end in shame
to fight an endless lie
I’m not to play a game
I won’t be on your side

I loved you a lot
to need you a lot
I leave you alone...

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