Sugar
Bitter
Sour
Nowhere

Of all the things I've ever thought
I'll take back things I shouldn't have bought
You look at me with sharper eyes
To make you feel better I'll hide

Over
Under
Somewhere
Nowhere
I can't be myself right here
I can't be myself right here
I can't be myself right here
I can't be myself right here

I know the constellations off by heart
Name you monarchs from the start
And tell you how to fly a kite
And show you what to set alight

Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar

Your brutal tastes and stupid clothes
Personify the things I loathe
You'll sit me down and wear me out
I'll note down all the things you shout at me
Please brand me if you feel the need
But if you cut me I won't bleed
Because I know how to cover the wound
I'll always be alone with you


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