A thousand tears didn't fall down my face
something you'll never see
you wanted to me to leave your heart
so you made a fool out of me
So you end it so good so bad
and you end it so bad so good
Twisted everything for nothing
never gave it a chance
before the night was over
not even a single dance
So you end it so good so bad
and you end it so bad so good
You wanted to pay my ticket
wanted to pay your way out
I just looked at you and smiled
and didn't take long to get out
So you end it so good so bad
and you end it so bad so good
I saw you drive away
leaving me behind
I was waiting for my bus to come
to drive you out of my mind
So you end it so good so bad
and you end it so bad so good
Written by P.j Mimo
CopyRight@1996
About the Creator
P.J Mimo
Canadian Poet & Writer born in Montreal, Quebec
Started writing poetry in 1996 after a failed relationship with a young woman.
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