Lacerated
Shinedown
Turn on the lights, paint me a tapestry Go start a fire, get close to the gasoline I followed you to the deep end I was helpless but still you pulled me in Now I'm caught in the tide Lost in the eyes of envy For whom it concerns Some never learn She lacerated me, exposing me piece by piece She saw a weakness in me, and used it against me She lacerated me Turn out the lights, make me a porcelain doll Whisper your secrets, can't get to the truth at all I reached out again and again I could never believe you'd do me in Now I'm caught in the tide Lost in the eyes of envy For whom it concerns Some never learn She lacerated me, exposing me piece by piece She saw a weakness in me, and used it against me She lacerated me, and now I have nowhere to go She lacerated me She lacerated me, and now I have nowhere to go She lacerated me, release me from all I see She lacerated me She lacerated me:3 als covers alternative alternative rock angry songs Awesome Guitar Jams Best evr Bloody great british british invasion classic classic oldies classic rock comedy cover covers current obsessions Dagobah depression Driving embrace chaos emo famous fave guitar songs Faves favorite songs Favourite Songs Favourites Feelgood tracks Fucking Music garbage general golden oldies gorillaz heavy fucking metal heavy metal industrial Just stuff kickback music lovely songs lullabies metal My FAV Music new newer metal newly added nightwish Nightwish - Forever Yours NIN now numetal opera metal post-rock Power metal Queen Retro rock rock out Rocking screamo Shinedown - Leave A Whisper Sin Nightclub - Perth Australi so beautiful Songs that totaly rule Sounds of the Seventies techno the best thirteenth step top rock songs Uplifting Wonderful songs work music
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