Karaoke I'm a Fake esittäjältä The Used — laula mukana sanoituksilla Singassa

I'm a Fake Karaoke

The Used

SanatI'm a Fake

Small simple safe price

Rise the wake and carry me

with all of my regrets

This is not a small cut

that scabs and dries

and flakes and heals

And I am not afraid to die

I'm not afraid to bleed

and fuck and fight

I want the pain of payment

What's left but a section

of pygmy size cuts

Much like a slew

of a thousand

unwanted fucks

Would you be

my little cut

Would you be

my thousand fucks

And make mark leaving space

for the guilt to be liquid

To fill and spill

over and under my thoughts

My sad sorry

selfish cry out to the cutter

I'm cutting trying to picture

your black broken heart

Love is not like anything

Especially a fucking knife

Look at me

you can tell

By the way

I move and do my hair

Do you think

that it's me

or it's not me

I don't even care

I'm alive

I don't smell

I'm the cleanest

I have ever been

I feel big

I feel tall

I feel dry

Dry

Just look at me

look at me now

Just look at me

look at me now

Do I drink

Do I date

I've got perfect placement

All my ink

satisfied in your eyes

I'm the biggest fan

I've got right now

I made sure

that I look

how I wanted to look

The people around me

The people surround me

I feel big

I feel tall

I feel dry

Dry

Just look at me

look at me now

Just look at me

look at me now

Just look at me now

Just look at me now

My stomach hurts now

And all tied off in lace

I pray I beg for anything

To hit me in the face

And this sickness isn't me

And I pray to fall from grace

The last thing

I see is feeling

And I'm telling you

I'm a fake

I'm telling you

I'm a fake

I'm telling you

I'm a fake

I'm telling you

I'm a fake

I'm telling you I'm

Just look at me

look at me now

Just look at me

look at me now

Just look at me now

Just look at me now

Fake

Fake

Fake

Genuine fake

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