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Killer
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I make the same mistakes again and again.
I throw myself to the wind.
I never think of the consequence.
I pull myself together just for a day.
Then I throw it away,
When the devil comes out to play.
Yeah, yeah, it's never felt so good to fuck up.
I make the same mistakes again and again.
I throw myself to the wind.
I never think of the consequence.
I pull myself together just for a day.
Then I throw it away,
When the devil comes out to play.
Remember waking up with me every day?
I guess I wore you out by being this way.
And now you're so damn sick of pretending to care.
You're so damn sick of having to be there.
I spilled my guts to my ex girlfriend today.
She's getting tired of the shit that I say.
She says she's so damn sick of pretending to care.
She's so damn sick of having to be there.
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