You say.
You say I’ve changed.
You say I’m different.
You say they’ve changed me,
And have made me indifferent.
You say I’ve become insecure,
And that I am no longer sure.
You say you feel that I no longer care,
And that I have stopped been aware.
You say that I’m not like before,
And that I’ve taken another door.
You say I am no longer sane,
And that everything I do, I do it in vain.
You say that you that if I continue, you will leave me.
That if I don’t stop, you’ll deceive me.
That if this goes on, our friendship will be gone.
And that if I don’t change, you will never talk to me
And will forever consider me strange.
You say I’m different.
You say they’ve changed me,
And have made me indifferent.
You say I’ve become insecure,
And that I am no longer sure.
You say you feel that I no longer care,
And that I have stopped been aware.
You say that I’m not like before,
And that I’ve taken another door.
You say I am no longer sane,
And that everything I do, I do it in vain.
You say that you that if I continue, you will leave me.
That if I don’t stop, you’ll deceive me.
That if this goes on, our friendship will be gone.
And that if I don’t change, you will never talk to me
And will forever consider me strange.