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Life's a Bitch


Life was hard and we had our downfalls, but I was sure we could make it through anything, so long as we stuck together I loved you, undoubtedly, more than I loved myself and that was the problem It's now that I realize how much of a fool I was, I wore my heart on my sleeve, so you went and broke my arm Almost two years later, I know that what they say is almost true "Life's a bitch," but I think they meant you
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