Gave Up

Nine Inch Nails

perfect little dream the kind that hurts the most 
forgot how it feels well almost 
no one to blame always the same 
open my eyes wake up in flames 
it took you to make me realize 
it took you to make me realize 
it took you to make me realize 
it took you to make me see the light 
smashed up my sanity 
smashed up my integrity 
smashed up what i believed in 
smashed up what's left of me 
smashed up my everything 
smashed up all that was true 
gonna smash myself to pieces 
i don't know what else to do 
covered in hope and vaseline 
still cannot fix this broken machine 
watching the hole it used to be mine 
just watching it burn in my steady systematic decline 
of the trust i will betray 
give it to me i throw it away 
after everything i've done i hate myself for what i've become 
i tried 
i gave up 
throw it away 

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