You're No Good.
Tell me what to do, when I've got no where to turn.
You only build me up, to just tear me down.
You'd think by now I'd learn, I should be fooled by your soothing words.
You've got a a smile that can turn night into day,
but in the blink of an eye everything could change.
You say that you love me, but I don't know if you do.
Tell me what to do, when the one I should be running from is you.
You pull me in and I can't get out,
I try to leave but I don't know how to,
stop myself from loving you.
You're an angel and a nightmare all in one.
Should I stay? Should I run?
I'd go back and never fallen if I could.
I should know by now that you're no good.
I know they say people change a lot.
Does he love me? Does he not?
The room's spinning fast, I don't know where to turn,
your love's a trap, by now you'd think I'd learn.
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