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Alkaline Trio ~ Bloodied Up


you don't say much of anything When questioned of your whereabouts And i just can't see through the evidence It's evident It's right in front of me in black and white and red And i don't believe in much of anything I'm glad i have people i call friends If it was up to me i'd never have to miss you It's for the better in the bitter end i guess you'd know the best You have every right to be This appalled with me Join the club I signed up a long time ago and i know how you feel And when you decked me You left me knocked out on the floor I came to bloodied up, but you weren't around I picked my teeth off the ground like they'd been there before more free lyrics

you don't say much of anything
When questioned of your whereabouts
And i just can't see through the evidence
It's evident
It's right in front of me in black and white and red
And i don't believe in much of anything
I'm glad i have people i call friends
If it was up to me i'd never have to miss you
It's for the better in the bitter end i guess you'd know the best
You have every right to be
This appalled with me
Join the club
I signed up a long time ago and i know how you feel
And when you decked me
You left me knocked out on the floor
I came to bloodied up, but you weren't around
I picked my teeth off the ground like they'd been there before

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