MOVED ON WITHOUT YOU
Moved On Without You
Come with me and lets talk about all the what if's
Stay the night and hold me and make everything alright
You say the words but your playing me like I was some kinda toy
It don't feel right you holding me tonight ,
Your touch wasn't the same ,
What do ya expect me to say when you act this away ?
You know it's just too little late to play more games .
You take my hand just to rub me wrong ,
You are so fake ,
Years had past I moving on and now you come back just to say
you've changed !
You know your begging don't fool me like it once did ,
Because to you it's just a game ,
You know it's just to late to come my way to play more games ,
So let me just say get away from my place and let me be you see
Your old way's I don't need .
If you think I will take another night out just to cry for you
You are so long gone your just to late to make my heart change ,
'Cause time has made me strong I see what you are all about
So move on .
I'm starting to move on ,
Years had past ,
My heart is intached ,
I'm gonna say this now I am better now with out that sad song and dance ,
Your chance has come and gone so move along I have no more I want to say,
And you know deep down you wish you had never played your cheap games ,
I hope you can sleep at night !
It's just too little too late for you to play another time .
You known all the right things to say to make me look your way
You say you dream of my face , You miss all my kisses you had with me ,
Yahweh Right; oh please ,
Your nasty way I can live without ,
But it wasn't enough you wont to see me all turn around with my knees on the grown
Praying for all that pain to go away ,
Now you wanna communicate ?
Go find someone else that you can make cry out night and day ,
I'm loving myself ,
I moved on and making new dreams for me ,
You got a problem with me ?
Don't come asking me for help because I have other things to think about .
Lilly /Judy Emery (C)
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