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Pink ~ Eventually


I am an opportunity and I knock so softly Sometimes I get loud when I wish everybody'd just get off me So many playas you'd think I was a ball game Its every man for themself, there are no teammates This life gets lonely when everybody wants something This might have been your fate But they'll get their's eventually And I hope I'm there Surrounded by familiar faces without names None of them know me or want to share my pain And they only wish to bask in my light, then fade away To win my love, to them a game To watch me live my life in pain When all is done and the glitter fades, fades away They'll get their's eventually And I hope I'm there I drank your poison cuz you told me its wine Shame on you if you fool once Shame on me if you fool me twice I didn't know the price You'll get yours eventually So what good am I to you if I can't be broken? You'll get yours, yes you'll get yours Eventually more free lyrics

I am an opportunity and I knock so softly
Sometimes I get loud when I wish everybody'd just get off me
So many playas you'd think I was a ball game
Its every man for themself, there are no teammates
This life gets lonely when everybody wants something
This might have been your fate
But they'll get their's eventually
And I hope I'm there

Surrounded by familiar faces without names
None of them know me or want to share my pain
And they only wish to bask in my light, then fade away
To win my love, to them a game
To watch me live my life in pain
When all is done and the glitter fades, fades away
They'll get their's eventually
And I hope I'm there

I drank your poison cuz you told me its wine
Shame on you if you fool once
Shame on me if you fool me twice
I didn't know the price
You'll get yours eventually

So what good am I to you if I can't be broken?
You'll get yours, yes you'll get yours
Eventually

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