Dead Weight - Hundredth

There’s nothing now I could see what wasn’t shown.

You wore it all on your sleeve and I should’ve known.

That you sell yourself to everyone you meet.

Fabricate your past and say, «feel sorry for me».

I bent myself backwards,

I bent myself backwards.

You were just dead weight.

How did I, how did I not see?

I carried you for days,

Just a waste, nothing to save!

I let go, too late.

I should’ve thrown you away.

Woah, woah.

YOU WERE JUST DEAD WEIGHT!

Dead weight, dead weight, dead.

Dead weight, dead weight, dead.

In your head you’re convinced that it is not true.

We both know you don’t bite the hand,

You chew.

Until you get the last few drops.

And then, on and on, you say it’s not your fault.

The hand you chew, trims you down to nothing.

BENT MYSELF BACKWARDS.

BENT MYSELF BACKWARDS.

You were just dead weight.

How did I, how did I not see?

I carried you for days,

Just a waste, nothing to save!

I let go, too late.

I should’ve thrown you away.

Woah, woah.

YOU WERE JUST DEAD WEIGHT!

Dead weight, dead weight, dead.

Dead weight, dead weight, dead.

The hand that you chew,

Will trim you down to nothing.

Trim you down to nothing…

TRIM YOU DOWN TO NOTHING!

You were just dead weight.

How did I, how did I not see?

I carried you for days,

Just a waste, nothing to save!

I let go, too late.

I should’ve thrown you away.

Woah, woah.