You don’t Love Me

Verse 1]

You say it’s nothing,

that it’s normal to see another woman,

and I look at you with a weary soul

while you lie to me again.

You say I’m too fat,

as if that justified it all,

but your lips no longer speak my name,

and your embrace has lost its warmth.

And I gave you my time,

I gave you my skin, my faith,

but you arrive too late

and leave me behind without a care.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

So many lies, so many games,

while I was begging for your love.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

If you can't look at me with honesty,

just go and leave me with the pain.

Your laughter lingers at the table,

and loneliness fills my chest;

your promise turned to ash

when I saw you with that false peace of yours.

I am not less because of my body,

nor for failing to fit your ideal,

but you break me from the inside

with the way you love.

And I gave you my time,

I gave you my skin, my faith,

but you arrive too late

and leave me behind without a care.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

So many lies, so many games,

while I was begging for your love.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

If you can't look at me with honesty,

just go and leave me with the pain.

Today I look in the mirror

and find myself again;

I no longer carry your scorn

or your way of denying the truth.

Your poison is gone,

your charade is over;

I deserve a love that’s good,

one that embraces my true essence.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

So many lies, so many games,

while I was begging for your love.

You didn't love me, no,

You didn't love me, no.

If you can't look at me with honesty,

just go and leave me with the pain.