Limp Like A Liar

Oh, look at you, limping around,

Dragging your feet like you’re worn down.

Bet it hurts, huh? Oh wait—my bad,

You dropped the act when no one looked back.

So tell me, how does it feel?

Spinning your stories, but none of it’s real.

You fake the pain, you twist the scene,

But you’ll never rewrite what you did to me.

Limp like a liar, stumble and crawl,

Twist every word ‘til you trip and fall.

You play the victim, you spread your disease,

But the truth won’t break just to set you free.

Selling your sob story door to door,

Begging for pity, but they’ve heard it before.

You play the wounded, you fake the bruise,

But I know the scars that belong to you.

So tell me, how does it feel?

Spinning your stories, but none of it’s real.

You fake the pain, you twist the scene,

But you’ll never rewrite what you did to me.

Limp like a liar, stumble and crawl,

Twist every word ‘til you trip and fall.

You play the victim, you spread your disease,

But the truth won’t break just to set you free.

Cry a little louder, limp a little worse,

Maybe they’ll believe you if you practice first.

Keep on talking, keep telling your tales,

But nothing you do will ever tip my scales.

Limp like a liar, stumble and crawl,

Twist every word ‘til you trip and fall.

You play the victim, you spread your disease,

But the truth won’t break just to set you free.

You walked just fine when you thought no one could see…

But I see behind everything you do.