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Like A Monster
03:56
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Whatever it is
It’s under my ribs
And I don’t know how to talk about this…
How do you look like that?
You’re not dressed like a monster
you talk like a savior
Wasn’t just the first time enough?
You’re not dressed like a monster
I look over my shoulder
And why didn’t I
See it coming oh and
I didn’t try
To run, to run, to run
And why didn’t I
I realize, I realized
I couldn’t try
Cuz you held on. You held on tight.
Talking in circles
Over and over how
You ripped out
Every last splinter, every last splinter, ever after
Breaking it open and open and open and open now….how
How do you look like that?
You’re not dressed like a monster
you talk like a savior
Wasn’t just the first time enough?
You’re not dressed like a monster
I look over my shoulder
And why didn’t I
See it coming oh and
I didn’t try
To run, to run, to run
And why didn’t I
I realize, I realized
I couldn’t try
Cuz you held on. You held on tight.
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The Winner
03:30
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Oh you stopped me, wandering down the street in a snow storm
Oh you hung me up, with your perfect smile, keeping me warm (with a hot chocolate)
And I, didn’t take a second before I spilled my guts on your carpet and now
Now it’s gone summer and I’m, burned…
Oooh….
You, you lay on my floor with your cheap drinks big laugh, kissing my skin
And you, find me in the hallway, you pull me thin
And I, didn’t see it coming when you picked me up from the glass on the sidewalk and how
How’d you expect it to go when you always win
Oooh…
It was late, it’s your fault for asking if you don’t want to know
That I was never gonna fight when I lost so long ago
And we look so pretty when the lights are flickering, and nobody’s watching and you
You know better than to pick me up when I get low
Oooh…
And I’m not drunk again, I’m just wondering if maybe you miss me some late nights
And I’m not asking, I’m just saying there’s a place for you baby in some of my late nights
I’m not sure…
You surely do
Get under my skin
And you’ll
Always win
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Carly M. Taylor Buffalo, New York
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