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I wouldn’t have taken you
For someone who’s unfaithful
I wouldn’t have taken you
For someone I couldn’t trust
But now the tables turned
I’m uncovering all your lies
Left to clean up the mess
That you left me in

And I’m done
I’m done hurting
And I hope she never
Feels the way
I felt tonight
And I
I want to hate her
But she had no idea
What was going on
And now
You’re the only one
To blame

And I want to believe you
When you say she was the instigator
And I want to understand
Where you were coming from
And I want to blame myself
Thinking I pushed you on someone else
Because it hurts too bad
Being betrayed by you

But I’m done
I’m done hurting
And I hope she never
Feels the way
I felt tonight
And I
I want to hate her
But she had no idea
What was going on
And now
You’re the only one
To blame

And I won’t beat myself up anymore
And I won’t keep thinking that this is on her
And after all of the hurt and the pain
I found who is to blame

And I’m done
I’m done hurting
And I hope she never
Feels the way
I felt tonight
And I
I want to hate her
But she had no idea
What was going on
And now
You’re the only one
To blame




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Ha, If this is about you keep strong. Honestly nobody (Except one) cheated on me. But they didn't exactly cheat they just liked another guy.

Anyways this song was good. But I was hoping to see at least a tiny bit of rhyming. But it's okay.
Blood is red
But Heaven is blue
The Devil will fined out
And take you




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'Ello there. So...nice job, overall. I have a few issues to discuss, though.

Left to clean up the mess
That you left me in


I'm not sure if you repeated "left" purposefully, but I though it rather redundant. It detracted from the flow of the piece...so I'd recommend changing your wording a bit there.

And I want to believe you
When you say she was the instigator


I thought "instigator" was rather awkward...it stuck out like a sore thumb in a piece that is otherwise composed of simple, purposeful diction.

There wasn't much else wrong with it as far as grammar goes, but I thought that some of the phrasing was a little cliche and unoriginal. ("But now the tables [which should be table's] turned", for example)

I agree with Lordgluzman on the rhyming. It would be catchier (it is a song, after all) with more rhythm and rhyme, but if free verse floats your boat, then fine. All in all, good work. Keep writing!
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...So do you want only people who HAVE been cheated on to critique this?

I'm only joking of course. Either way you look at it, I suppose I'm qualified. I liked this one well enough. For something written so simply (Subject matter was simple anyway) it made the impression that anything written simply should; it pounds a single thought into the reader's head. And it does so with an emotion that can easily be understood.

Nice.
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