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I'm the biggest hypocrite that i know, i've ever known You call me selfish A shellfish too much to deal with And i don't get out much It's getting hard to know who i really am. Quick blink turn yellow into red 5 placed on black square and i'm late again Too bad, your face, as it waits inside can't fake much more as it breaks inside. Sick of being late again. You're the biggest liar that i know i've ever know You call me selfish your the most selfish person that i've ever know And you don't get out much It's getting hard to know who i really am. Quick blink turn yellow into red 5 placed on black square and i'm late again Too bad, your face, as it waits inside can't fake much more as it breaks inside. Sick of being late again. more free lyrics

I'm the biggest hypocrite that i know, i've ever known
You call me selfish
A shellfish too much to deal with
And i don't get out much
It's getting hard to know who i really am.
Quick blink turn yellow into red 5 placed on black square and i'm late again
Too bad, your face, as it waits inside can't fake much more as it breaks inside.
Sick of being late again.
You're the biggest liar that i know i've ever know
You call me selfish your the most selfish person that i've ever know
And you don't get out much
It's getting hard to know who i really am.
Quick blink turn yellow into red 5 placed on black square and i'm late again
Too bad, your face, as it waits inside can't fake much more as it breaks inside.
Sick of being late again.

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