"Thank You"

By : Simple Plan

 



I thought that I could always count on you,
I thought that nothing could become between us two.
We said as long as we would stick together,
We’d be alright,
We’d be ok.
But I was stupid
And you broke me down
I’ll never be the same again.

So thank you for showing me,
That best friends can not be trusted,
And thank you for lying to me,
Your friendship and good times we had you can have them back

Yeah!

I wonder why it always has to hurt,
For every lesson that you have to learn.
I won’t forget what you did to me,
How you showed me things,
I wish I’d never seen.
But I was stupid,
And you broke me down,
I’ll never be the same again.

So thank you for showing me,
That best friends can not be trusted,
And thank you for lying to me,
Your friendship the good times we had you can have them back

When the tables turn again,
You’ll remember me my friend,
You’ll be wishing I was there for you.
I’ll be the one you’ll miss the most,
But you’ll only find my ghost.
As time goes by,
You’ll wonder why,
You’re all alone.

So thank you for showing me,
That best friends can not be trusted,
And thank you for lying to me,
Your friendship and good times we had you can have them back.

So thank you, for lying to me,
So thank you, for all the times you let me down
So thank you, for lying to me,
So thank you, your friendship you can have it back

21 Juni 2012 Hari dimana aku merasakan rasanya sakit hati

Ketika suatu yang engkau nantikan,
Terkadang engkau terbayang - bayang
bagaimana seandainya.........
Dan momen itu adalah momen yang paling bahagia
di mana kita bebas buat berharap
Tapi terkadang sebuah harapan itu
benar-benar cuma PHP
uhhhhhh!!! rasanya......
skit banget.
Ga cuman itu aja,
sebagai cewek..
perasaanlah yang main
kecewa, sakit, bingung campur aduk jadi satu
paling-paling nangis
senjata andalan cewek kalo udah kayak gitu
huft, bingung juga memang

Sebuah pengaharapan yang benar-benar kosong itu
ihhhhh!! nyebelin!
paling-paling hati itu dongkol-dongkolnya
otak cuman bisa ngerutuk diri sendiri
huh! dasar ya..

memang manusia itu bebas berharap
tapi Tuhan-lah yang tetap menentukan
karena Tuhan yang tau mana yang terbaik buat diri kita

Mengandalkan logika dalam hal seperti ini memang sulit
seringnya kita terhanyut dalam pikiran masing-masing
yang bergelanyut dalam hati yang udah engga karuan
Yah, semua itu butuh pengorbanan

Jika ingin mendapatkan sesuatu maka korbankanlah sesuatu
Semua itu merupakan cobaan dari yang Maha Kuasa
Tergantung kitanya yang mampu melaluinya atau tidak
dan semua itu memang ga pernah mudah

Haha mungkin Tuhan-lah yang mengerti bagaimana seharusnya kita
Tapi terkadang kita hanya menuruti apa yang nafsu inginkan saja

Novel by Tere Liye

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