DILLIGAF

from Demo 2011 by PlayDead

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after every faithless lie you only reside in the darkest shades of my mind
after every cowardly lie you only reside in the darkest shades of my mind
you have messed with my head countless times
why do I let myself fall back into this self dug grave
every time
I am no longer willing to bear this sorrow, this pathetic dream
I am suffocated by your deceitful lips
how could you spit in my face?
I gave you everything i had
I can never promise that this hatred will ever end
for forgiveness will not be easily spoken
After every act of treachery
I have deciphered your facade
I will never love another the same
I will never hate another the same

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from Demo 2011, released March 26, 2011

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