You've got me on a string
You're such a pretty thing
You're like an angel gone wild
Reckless love, crazy child
You've got me head to toe
Sensory overload
You take me high and low and up and down
And twist and turn and all around

Did you cast a spell on me
A magnetism I can't beat, no
It hurts when I walk away from you

Cuz everytime I walk away I trip
I say I'm never touching you again and I slip
Trying to get away from you
Seems like something I can't do
Everytime I walk away I trip

I try to disappear
So what am I doing here?
I need to plan my escape
Lose myself, keep the faith
So I make a big decision
Stay away, that is the mission
I need to get myself some latitude
But everytime I make a move

I feel your power over me
You pull me with your gravity, oh
Walking away is so hard to do

Cuz everytime I walk away I trip
I say I'm never touching you again and I slip
Trying to get away from you
Seems like something I can't do
Everytime I walk away I trip

Disappearing sad-eyed clowns
And dragons racing, trying to be found
Frivolous goodbyes - it's too loud
I'm blistering, I'm whispering >
Hear be shout, let me out

You've got me on a string
You're such a pretty thing
You're like an angel gone wild
Reckless love, crazy child

Did you cast a spell on me
A magnetism, gravity, oh
I don't want to fall again, no

Everytime I walk away I trip
I say I'm never touching you again and I slip
Trying to get away from you
Seems like something I can't do
Everytime I walk away I trip


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