"I Don't Need Her" lyrics

"I Don't Need Her"

The hotel room collecting dust
Of loneliness and broken trust
A thousand strangers left behind
Hollow laughter through the walls
Shake the dust until it falls
Inside my mind

She just left a vague good bye
No words no signs no reasons why
It's over
I don't need her
It's very easy not to care
I don't need her

Just close the door and stand beware
I don't need her
She can't touch me anymore
I don't need her

The mirror echoes with my face
It doesn't seem to fit the place
My feelings lie
I don't need her

The night is giving into grey
Finally there's the light of day
It does go by
The streets is filled with faceless names
They'll be my forgetting games
They'll keep me going

I don't need her
It's very easy not to care
I don't need her
Just close the door and stand beware

I don't need her
She can't touch me anymore
I don't need her
I don't need her

It's very easy not to care
Just close the door and stand beware
I don't need her
She can't touch me anymore
I don't need her
No no I really don't need her
I really don't need her


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