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NEW PERSONAL LOW
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isn’t it funny how I’m in freefall again?
give me your wings, babe, I need a way to get out of this pit
you can run your tongue down my back
I’ll kiss anybody who shows me any kindness
oh, oh
take me to the place you know, place you know, place we used to go, go, go
you can sing the song I wrote, song I wrote, they don’t have to know, know, know
give you my body, let you worship the original temple
I’ll be your angel, you’ll be the weight that finally pulls me under
meet me at the place you know, place you know, place we used to go, go, go
yeah, you can sing the song I wrote, song I wrote, they already know, know, know
maybe I’m only ever alright with your hand on my throat
baby I need you to break something inside me and then leave me alone
you’re only ever back here when I’m at a new personal low
and I know that you’re no good, but right now I can’t be on my own
meet me at the place you know, place you know, place we used to go, go, go
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