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Players


You said you knew how to play the game 
But when you lose, who do you blame?
There's always that number one rule
Which makes a player turn into a fool.

Once the game begins
Do you ever think how it will end?

After you get caught
A lesson most definitely is taught.
Unfortunately a bad player will never learn
They'll just get what they deserve.

These individuals we call "players" we hate
But did you ever realize these players are the ones we date?

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