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Bile ~ There Is No You and Me


What I'm gonna be, has nothing to do you see, with anything of you and me, there is no you and me, no you and me. You pushed me to the limit, tried to take what I've got, watch me take away what I gave you, you'll see what you have is not. You love your torments, think you're above all around, well how does it feel when I go up and you are dropping down? What I'm gonna be, has nothing to do you see, with anything of you and me, there is no you and me. You pushed me passed the limit, you take not. Nothing that I want that I gave you, you were just a prop. Push aside your remnants, downplay you all around, well how does it feel when I go up and you are dropping down..down.. down.. down... down......What I'm gonna be, has nothing to do you see, with anything of you and me. THERE IS NO YOU AND ME. more free lyrics

What I'm gonna be, has nothing to do you see, with anything of you and me, there is no you and me, no you and me. You pushed
me to the limit, tried to take what I've got, watch me take away what I gave you, you'll see what you have is not. You love your
torments, think you're above all around, well how does it feel when I go up and you are dropping down? What I'm gonna be, has
nothing to do you see, with anything of you and me, there is no you and me. You pushed me passed the limit, you take not.
Nothing that I want that I gave you, you were just a prop. Push aside your remnants, downplay you all around, well how does it
feel when I go up and you are dropping down..down.. down.. down... down......What I'm gonna be, has nothing to do you see, with
anything of you and me. THERE IS NO YOU AND ME.

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