Catch 22

Unknown Splits, Alonzo Jackson, Shari Watson, Taura Latrice Stinson

When you love somebody more than they love you
Sure you stand there lying pretending it's all good
Walk away in denial like you'll live without em
Either way, its catch 22

I think of how you lied
When you said you chose me
Thought I was your woman
Until I found my sanity
Used to cry your pain
What a cold game, this love thang
Cuts deeper than glass
I can still remember the exact words
You used to control me
Damn it must be good baby
Cause for years those words were able to Consume me
Confuse me
Appease me
Blind me, yeah

When you love somebody more than they love you
Sure you stand there lying pretending it's all good
Walk away in denial like you'll live without em
Either way, its catch 22

It's finally clear to me
It was partly my fault
I can't blame it all on you
We both were dead wrong
But you were stealin me me
Away from me
Nobody needed me
Anymore than me
And it's amazing how the tears fall
Water, seeds they grow to be the strength in me
Cause I'm finally at the point, hey
Where I'm ready for the truth hey, hey, hey
Anything I do for me to make me happy
Is up to me
Not you, no no, no, no

When you love somebody more than they love you
Sure you stand there lying pretending it's all good
Walk away in denial like you'll live without em
Either way, its catch 22

It's gonna hurt like hell
But I'll get over you
And I wish you well
But I just refuse just refuse
To give so much of me give so much of me
Til there's nothing left util there's nothing left
Guess you can't love me baby
Like I deserve, naw

They say love is beautiful
I'm usually more optimistic
Realistically I have yet to see love's
Beauty outside of my reflection
Via the affection I exude for you
All of the fairy tales, and castles, hmph
I mean, I thought I touched em
Can't hold down with one heart
But I'm still optimistic, idealistic
Though my eyes are misty
I will patiently await and see
The beauty of love
All my own, all my own

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