Someone Else
from Year in the Dark by Herculion
lyrics
But I’m afraid we’re getting close
You’re not the first
But you’re the one who hurt the most
And after all the things you ever said to me
And now you sit right there, just lyin’
Oh, I better ask you again
If I was someone else
Would you be telling me the same things?
So I ask myself
Are you worth my time?
Oh, no
Oh, no you’re never still
Or who you need to be
Well, whose got the time?
Oh, the time to wait and see
And after all the things
You ever promised me
And now you sit right there, just cryin’
Oh, you’re scared that I’ll do it to you
If I was someone else
Would you be telling me the same things?
So I ask myself
Are you worth my mind?
Oh, no
You’re not the first
But you’re the one who hurt the most
And after all the things you ever said to me
And now you sit right there, just lyin’
Oh, I better ask you again
If I was someone else
Would you be telling me the same things?
So I ask myself
Are you worth my time?
Oh, no
Oh, no you’re never still
Or who you need to be
Well, whose got the time?
Oh, the time to wait and see
And after all the things
You ever promised me
And now you sit right there, just cryin’
Oh, you’re scared that I’ll do it to you
If I was someone else
Would you be telling me the same things?
So I ask myself
Are you worth my mind?
Oh, no
credits
from Year in the Dark,
released June 5, 2012
license
all rights reserved
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discography
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Dec 2012 -
Jun 2012
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