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Sore

from Sore by The Crabs

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So painfully familiar, so disgustingly the same
you told me that you loved me, and I let you in
my brain.
Didn't know then what I know now, if I did, I
would have run
instead of suffering for so long in the name of
having fun.
Seems like nothing that I said or did was ever
quite enough
I asked you to be gentle, but you only acted
rough.
Feel my heart stick in my throat, can't seem to
spit it out.
If I could see it on the table, bloody, it would help
me shout:
Please don't haunt me anymore
I don't want you anymore
Don't need you, that's for sure
I don't believe you anymore
As the dust clears from the ruins of my shattered
self esteem
I think of ways you put me down, and it makes
me want to scream.
I can't forgive you yet, you're not sorry or
contrite
and every time we tried to talk it out, it ended in a
fight.
Please don't haunt me anymore
I don't want you anymore
Don't need you, that's for sure
I don't believe you anymore... anymore.

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from Sore, released July 11, 1994

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The Crabs Anacortes, Washington

The duo of Lisa Jackson and Jonn Lunsford started out modestly as just a Christmas project. The nautical themes abound as they merge Anacortes style rockin' with classic pop. You also get lovesick musings and a cry for vengence against the neighborhood bully. Definitely the catch of the day. ... more

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