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Princess Courtney ~ Fool


Maybe you're not being true to me Maybe I just will let you be But what about me? Yeah, what about me? All those promises Are still in my memory And even though I try to make them fade I just know it's too late You made me believe that you'd always love me but then you just take it all back And expect me not to cry You're such a jerk And I'm just a fool I can't believe that I ever loved you I really wanted it to last But I guess that's no fact For the only one who gave any love Was me Me Me Me So tell me Can you promise me Tell me will I have my 6 months back So tell me if you even loved me Cause I know now that you never cared 'bout me But there's no way I could ever trust you and now you're begging me for one last kiss But that aint right And it's not fair Not fair to me more free lyrics

Maybe you're not being true to me
Maybe I just will let you be
But what about me?
Yeah, what about me?

All those promises
Are still in my memory
And even though I try to make them fade
I just know it's too late

You made me believe
that you'd always love me
but then you just take it all back
And expect me not to cry

You're such a jerk
And I'm just a fool
I can't believe that
I ever loved you

I really wanted it to last
But I guess that's no fact
For the only one who gave any love Was me
Me
Me
Me

So tell me
Can you promise me
Tell me will I have my 6 months back
So tell me if you even loved me
Cause I know now that you never cared 'bout me

But there's no way
I could ever trust you
and now you're begging me for one last kiss
But that aint right

And it's not fair
Not fair to me

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