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Who The Hell Are We?

from Tilting At Windmills by Better Than

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So the air is thick and lonely with the promises you made
This was our biggest shot.
The people here are all desperate for something
To take their mind off their lives.
And it makes me wonder how sick you really are
When you can still steal a life from a girl
She wanted nothing more than just to trust you
Just to love you.

And I guess I should have known
It was too good to be true
But I guess I still want to believe people
That people can follow through
Who the hell are we to judge someone like you?
Just the man in the club selling poison we all cling to.

Here in crafting a tale does he know
How this will all come crashing down around his head in the end.
We all know what you are,
We've seen what a snake you've been all along.
So try and buy your way out of this mess
And try coming out on top
I'm sure we'll see you again
As a front page story of a liar and a thief that we know.

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from Tilting At Windmills, released June 16, 2011

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