Evanescence - Call Me When You're Sober album flac

You never call me when you're sober You only want it 'cause it's over, it's over How could I have burned paradise? How could I - you were never mine. So don't cry to me If you loved me You would be here with me Don't lie to me Just get your things I've made up your mind. About Call Me When You’re Sober. The ending of a relationship and getting to the place with yourself where you’re finally willing to stand up for yourself. Put your foot down when you know you need to. It’s the harder path to step out into the unknown.

Features Song Lyrics for Evanescence's Call Me When You're Sober album. Evanescence - Call Me When You're Sober Album Lyrics. 1. Call Me When You’re Sober (making of the video) Lyrics.

So maybe you can remember yourself. Can't keep believing, We're only deceiving ourselves. And I'm sick of the lie, And you're too late. Don't cry to me. If you loved me, You would be here with me. You want me, Come find me. Make up your mind. Couldn't take the blame. Must be exhausting to lose your own game. Selfishly hated, No wonder you're jaded. You can't play the victim this time, And you're too late. So don't cry to me. Call Me When You're Sober" lyrics provided for educational purposes and personal use only.

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Italian translation of lyrics for Call Me When You're Sober (album version) by Evanescence  . Lyrics and TranslationCall Me When You're Sobe. vanescence. Written by: Terry Balsamo.

Written by: A. Lee and T. Balsamo. Call Me When You're Sober is the second track and the first single from Evanescence's second studio album, The Open Door. Amy's sisters, Carrie and Lori, performed background vocals for the song (I've made up your mind). Call Me When You're Sober" officially went for radio adds on August 7, 2006, but the song had been leaked on July 30, 2006 forcing radio stations to play the song early. According to John Lee, this song wasn't originally intended to be on the album.