So you're the sickness I adore indiscreetly
Pain feels so natural here
You have me in a whirlwind of obsessive behavior
A day feels like a year
I'm falling over the top of my head,
I'm surprised I'm standing up
But somehow you've always got me chasing this tricked out love
My apologies fuel your impulsive behavior, with a grin set on your face
While I'm trying so hard while you're raising your guard to let all these ends meet
(Let all these ends meet)

Let's call this over exposure
You've got me on my knees
I'll beg for one more shot then
Don't you see what you're doing or are we both blind?
You are passive aggressive

So now I've finally fallen over all the curves of your words
Excuse my honesty but baby, I can't make this work
We've fought too long and way too hard with these blisters in our hands
And I'm trying so hard while you're raising your guard to let all these ends meet
Let all these ends meet

Let's call this over exposure
You've got me on my knees
I'll beg for one more shot then
Don't you see what you're doing or are we both blind?
You are passive aggressive

It's hard to breathe the air out here (x2)

Let's call this over exposure
You've got me on my knees
I'll beg for one more shot then
Don't you see what you're doing or are we both blind?
You are passive aggressive


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