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Beth Nielsen Chapman ~ Rage On Rage


First she gets angry Then she gets sad Then she's decided It wasn't so bad This is the last time This time he swore She forgives him Just this once more First he starts drinking Then he gets cruel He don't like her thinking He's anyone's fool Teach her a lesson Silence those eyes Silence, silence Later he cries Oh, my sweet one What have i done Turn back the page and see All that was done to me Rage on rage He brings her flowers Sweet bridal lace She hangs the pictures Back into place The one of the wedding Needs a new frame This one can't be Mended again more free lyrics

First she gets angry
Then she gets sad
Then she's decided
It wasn't so bad

This is the last time
This time he swore
She forgives him
Just this once more

First he starts drinking
Then he gets cruel
He don't like her thinking
He's anyone's fool

Teach her a lesson
Silence those eyes
Silence, silence
Later he cries

Oh, my sweet one
What have i done
Turn back the page and see
All that was done to me
Rage on rage

He brings her flowers
Sweet bridal lace
She hangs the pictures
Back into place

The one of the wedding
Needs a new frame
This one can't be
Mended again

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