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Adema ~ Promises


I went outside to take a walk So I could re-live memories I thought that you would lend a hand But you were never ever there It's all in your mind You do what you want to do Your promises are all played out You've got to wish you've worn me down I've treated you the best I could I realize that I don't need you I lost my way when you left home I thought that you could change your life What did I do? Why do you lie? You've walked back in My hands are tied It's all in your mind You do what you want to do Your promises are all played out You've got to wish you've worn me down I've treated you the best I could I realize that I don't need you It's all in your mind You do what you want to do It's all in your mind You do what you want to me I'm tired, I'm so damn angry with you You're not gunna change I see who you really are Your promises are all played out You've got to wish you've worn me down I've treated you the best I could I realize that I don't need you Your promises (x3) They're all played out You're so played out (x3) They're all played out more free lyrics

I went outside to take a walk
So I could re-live memories
I thought that you would lend a hand
But you were never ever there

It's all in your mind
You do what you want to do
Your promises are all played out
You've got to wish you've worn me down
I've treated you the best I could
I realize that I don't need you

I lost my way when you left home
I thought that you could change your life
What did I do? Why do you lie?
You've walked back in
My hands are tied

It's all in your mind
You do what you want to do
Your promises are all played out
You've got to wish you've worn me down
I've treated you the best I could
I realize that I don't need you

It's all in your mind
You do what you want to do
It's all in your mind
You do what you want to me
I'm tired, I'm so damn angry with you

You're not gunna change
I see who you really are

Your promises are all played out
You've got to wish you've worn me down
I've treated you the best I could
I realize that I don't need you

Your promises (x3)
They're all played out

You're so played out (x3)
They're all played out

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