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Honestly
03:14
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Did you finally buy polaroid refills,
for the camera I bought you?
Is it ready to snap pictures of someone else
instead of me and you?
I hope you're happy, you like to keep
all these things I give you right?
But you also love hating me, ignoring me
and blocking me
Did you really think, you could make a fool outta me?
It only took a couple hours of faking accounts
to make me believe I was still following you around.
Honestly, don't know what the fuck I see in you
I just know that regardless of the shit that you do
I can't help myself, I'm still so in love with you.
Wait, wait are you really gonna go and cry?
Play the victim as if you haven't hurt me over a thousand times.
And I still keep coming back to you over and over again
Every time I speak the truth you get angry
cause you know that I'm right.
If I told you once, then I'll tell you twice
If we could go back to the past it would be nice
But you don't really care about what I feel
Everytime that we don't talk, It hurts me a lot
But I know it makes you happy
If I were dead you'd be happy
I only exist when you need me
I'm feeling so empty.
Tear, tear, tear me apart &
Just break, break, break, break my heart
It's what you like to do, It's what you're good at.
Take me away, wish we could go back
to those days but their gone now.
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