Ten Little Lies
You told me you loved me; lie number one.
You said that you'd never leave; lie number two.
You said you'd never hurt me; lie number three.
Stupid little naive me.
I believed everyone of your cunning lies.
You'd never cheat; lie number four.
Why couldn't i see you for what you were?
You really care, yes you'd be there. Cunning lies five and six.
I just got tied up, I'll be right there; lies seven. eight.
I'm sorry, dad had the car; lie nine.
I believed every word that came off your toungue; I squished that voice in the back of my head.
Stupid little naive me.
When I walked in on you and her: It's not what you think!
Lie number ten.
I beilieved every lie; all the lies from the liar.
Stupid. Little. Naive. Me.
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