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Bif Naked ~ Tell On You


it seemed like days had passed... are you finished? i could no longer move my arms. the only thing left in the room was the silence: can you still hear the breaking glass when it hit my face? even the mice were laughing at the smell of pain, here we go again to the depths of no return: please remember: i know who you are. someday, i'll have the strength to tell. as the man looked over me with his inquiries, i swore you never did it. i licked the sweat from my palms. alone am i with your face burned in my mind you are the one (the fucker) who deserves to die it should have never been me. please remember: i know who you are. someday, i'll have the strength to tell. i pray for you as a little boy. what must have happened to make you so cruel? (and i pray that you rot in hell) please remember: i know who you are. someday, i'll have the strength to tell :on you more free lyrics

it seemed like days had passed...
are you finished?
i could no longer
move my arms.

the only thing left in the room
was the silence:
can you still hear the breaking glass
when it hit my face?

even the mice were laughing
at the smell of pain,
here we go again
to the depths of no return:

please remember: i know who you are.
someday, i'll have the strength to tell.

as the man looked over me
with his inquiries,
i swore you never did it.
i licked the sweat from my palms.

alone am i with your face burned in my mind
you are the one (the fucker) who deserves to die
it should have never been me.

please remember: i know who you are.
someday, i'll have the strength to tell.

i pray for you as a little boy.
what must have happened to make you so cruel?
(and i pray that you rot in hell)

please remember: i know who you are.
someday, i'll have the strength to tell
:on you

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