Only Time Will Tell

Album: Something In The Water (2022)
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  • Well I told you
    When you came back
    That you better
    Get your stuff packed

    No matter how this goes
    No exception
    Or redemption
    Just an exit

    I should have known better
    You were crazy
    Never subtle
    And you played me
    And no, I'm not jealous
    I'm just angry
    And all this time you made me share those lies

    But only time will tell
    How the cards are dealt
    I thought I knew you well
    But only time, but only time will tell


    Same old story
    Man you bore me
    Can you ever
    Just surprise me

    I got your attention
    Listen closely
    Ragged chapter
    Finally folding

    We could have been somethin'
    You were lazy
    And I'm fed up
    Cause you played me
    And no, I'm not jealous
    I'm just angry
    And all this time you made me share those lies.

    But only time will tell
    How the cards are dealt
    I thought I knew you well
    But only time, but only time will tell Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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