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Linkin Park ~ Vertical Limit


(Bridge) Forfit the game, stop the talk show. Product the one, your intaught to know. Forfit the game, Cause' tomorrow When its all done, you reep what you sew. Verse 1: You love the way, I look at you. While taking pleasure in the awful things you put me through. You take away, If I give in, My life, my pride is broken. Chorus: You like to think your never wrong (You live what you've learnt) You have to act like your so much (You live what you've learnt) You want someone to hurt like you (You live what you've learnt) You want to share what you've been through(You live what you've learnt) Verse 2: You love the things, I'd say I'd do. The way I hurt myself again just to get back at you. You take away, when I give in, My life, my pride is broken. Rrepeat Chorus x1 Yo yo! Forfit the game, stop the talk show. Product the one, your intaught to know. Forfit the game, Cause' tomorrow When its all done, you reep what you sew. (Repeat) Repeat Chrous x2 more free lyrics

(Bridge)
Forfit the game, stop the talk show.
Product the one, your intaught to know.
Forfit the game, Cause' tomorrow
When its all done, you reep what you sew.

Verse 1:

You love the way, I look at you.
While taking pleasure in the awful things you put me through.
You take away, If I give in, My life, my pride is broken.

Chorus:

You like to think your never wrong (You live what you've learnt)
You have to act like your so much (You live what you've learnt)
You want someone to hurt like you (You live what you've learnt)
You want to share what you've been through(You live what you've learnt)

Verse 2:

You love the things, I'd say I'd do.
The way I hurt myself again just to get back at you.
You take away, when I give in, My life, my pride is broken.

Rrepeat Chorus x1

Yo yo!
Forfit the game, stop the talk show.
Product the one, your intaught to know.
Forfit the game, Cause' tomorrow
When its all done, you reep what you sew.
(Repeat)

Repeat Chrous x2

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