1. |
Little Black Lie
02:43
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A lie is a lie.
Even when it's white.
So take a second chance and do what is right.
Tonight will be the last night
That me and you will share.
Cause I know, I know,
I know that you do't care if you will see me again.
I hope that me and you can just be friends again.
I fought it for a while.
I've finally over come,
I thought i was done.
Trapped in the web you spun
But now I'm out,
and you're gonna go down.
All this shirt started when you opened up your mouth.
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2. |
Waste of Time
04:00
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The clock is ticking
and time is wasting
oh I need an answer now
I'm here alone and
So far from home and now it
Feels like i'm in an empty town
So far i'm drowning in my mind
our love is all i'm trying to find
your the one that me makes me whole
My body is cold
This picture of you is all I hold
girl I need you in my life
And as this rose begins to bloom
I know we'll be together soon
girl I've wished it from the start
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