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Confusion


Confusion… it takes over your mind Makes you over think things So confused You love him you know you do But what if just love isn’t enough Its hard to have love without trust You’ve done nothing He did You didn’t cheat He did But he cant trust you You’re trying to convince him to trust you But really in reality it should be the other way around He’s the one who fucked up the first time Not you So why are you the one doing the convincing? Why are you the one who can’t seem to be trusted? Why? Shouldn’t he be the one trying to convince you? Trying to show you that he loves you? Not you trying to show him he can trust you? Why can’t he trust you? This world it turns us all around Changes our point of view Changes how we perceive things Changes how we choose to see things He cheated You didn’t You’ve been nothing but faithful He wasn’t He loves you So he says And at one time you believed him Now you’re not so sure Now you don’t know how he feels He says he doesn’t care sometimes He says he does Back and forth Round and round you two go If he loves you Like he says he does Then shouldn’t he be able to trust you You’re not his last girlfriend The one he cheated on you with The one you really have to blame for all this You’re tired of having to pay for other people mistakes You’re not her and she’s not you And until he can break the two apart The relationship might not have a future There may not be a tomorrow for you two And if there isn’t it wasn’t your fault You’re not to blame He’s the one Or is he? Yes he is Or is he? The confusion returns Just when you think you’ve got your head on right Confusion…knocks it sideways once again
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