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Being Mean
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"You say you know exactly what you want,
but you're so indecisive,
that I don't think you know what's right or wrong,
so I wrote this song.
At first I thought,
If you would simply change,
then I might try to make this a home,
but in the end, I'd rather be alone,
than let you think you've won.
'Cause the world, it seemed,
to have such an intense color scheme,
that it seemed almost like a dream,
but you seem so fixated on jealousy,
so it's time I leave.
But if you want to
you can keep on being mean,
but it won't get you very far.
And if you want to,
you can live a lie.
I made a plan, and I gave you a chance,
to save me before I left,
but you ignored me.
Well, I guess that was for the best,
But yet,
You thought so much of yourself,
that you continued being mean,
and now I've had to force myself to change everything.
So if you want to
you can keep on being mean,
but it won't get you very far.
And if you want to,
you can live a lie.
Now that life's changed,
I'm glad I moved away.
There's much less darkness in my days now.
And now I want to rub it in your face."
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