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Thinking I was in love, thinking I was in love Baby had me geek’d up thinking I was in love
Hopin’ it was real but I guess my a-- was wrong
See you had me thinkin’, thinkin’ you was the one
You had me happier than money could ever bring someone
I was hopin’ it was real But I guess my a-- was wrong
Now I don’t think I’m ever gon’ find somebody to love

Thought you trippin’
Thinking that you love me but you trickin’
Different definitions about love was something missing
Fell in love but fell apart I prolly should of listened
When my brother done told me they gonna leave you then play victim
When you said that you love me see I could tell you didn’t mean it
It seem like you only said it because it seemed convenient
It’s my fault I wanted love when I really didn’t need it
I cut deep in my own wounds where it’s hard to stop the bleeding
Boy I cried for you, I was down to die for you
Even lied for you, come back many times to you
I done tried for you, done cried many nights for you
Never lied for you, never lied for you

You was pushing me away then was blaming me for leaving
When you cheated I took you back without having any reasons
Left me bleeding in all my thoughts while I was fighting your demons
You leavin’ me f me up but I guess love has mean no meanings
You done put me thru so much I went thru s--- I shouldn’t go thru
You the reason I can’t really love like I’m supposed to
I can’t trust no one I’m not the one to come and got to
Went thru hell and back, you ain’t deserve it and you know too
Quick to move on
That’s why you pushin’ me away you never wanted the love
Just wanted what’s on my plate but see baby I’m young
Didn’t need you anyway baby see it’s your loss don’t come back cuz it’s too late

by: Karla

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT i THOUGHT

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