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Fractured (everything I Said Was True) - Taproot



     
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Your story only tells one side,
It's based on fact, but filled with lies
(you'd be rich if each was worth a dime)
I played my part and that's defined
You played the field on borrowed time
(and I know that fault was all but mine)
I chose to let you in
You chose to pull away
I jumped right out of my skin
When I heard you say
Everything I said was true
Everything except that I love you
If anekatips it's not me, than who?
I think I deserve to know
Now we're through and through

No glory resides inside my mind
At least I never crossed the line
(cause I don't need the distraction)
But an angel appeared on your devil's side
Nowhere to run nowhere to hide
(I'm just a nickel with traction)
So should we say goodnight
And give it one more try?
This isn't worth the fight
So let's just say goodbye
Everything I said was true
Everything except I love you too
And if it's not me, it's you!
I thought you deserved to know
Now we're through and through
Sad to see forethought after me cause
That's not fair
Put yourself in my shoes and become
The fractured one cause
I no longer care!
Everything I said was true
Everything except that I love you
And if it's not me, fuck you!
I thought you deserved to know
Now I'm through with you
And if it's not me, it's you!
And if it's not me, it's you!
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written by WOLF, MICHAEL FREDERICK DE / FREDELL, NICHOLAS GERALD / LIPSCOMB, PHILIP M / RICHARDS, STEPHEN STEELE
Lyrics © Another Victory Publishing

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Hailing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Taproot formed in late 1997, and has toured with Deftones, Sevendust, Incubus, and Korn. Taproot's album "Blue Sky Research" was released on 16 August 2005. Their song "Calling" was the official theme song of WWE's Unforgiven pay-per-view event in September 2005. The second single from the album, "Birthday," received minimal radio airtime on the East Coast. In 1997, Taproot sent their demo to Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst. Impressed with their material, he offered to get them a recording contract through Interscope Records.

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