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Apr 22, 2010
I'm with Mochiko and anyone else who has pointed out that there is a difference between "your" (possessive, as in "Is that your cow?") and "you're" (contraction of "you are" as in "You're really going to steal that cow?").
In fact "your" is used correctly only once - "My eyes are wide tou all your lies".
"I can see the things you're doing"..."She's gonna see just what you're doin'"..."And then you're finally gonna have to STOP!"..."Don't think you're gonna win this time"..."And when I do you're gonna be busted!"..."YOU’RE BUSTED! (busted!)".” My eyes are wide to all your lies ‘ cause you’ re not that discreet”… "YOU'RE BUSTED!"..."(Don't think you're gonna win this time)".!)"..."YOU'RE BUSTED!"