Oh baby don’t you break now in this town
It’s only 24 hours till I’m out
And I’m down on the ground on the way to your doorstep
Well if your down then I’m down
We’re gonna tear shit up in this town
It’s a shame that the plane were I’m caged doesn’t go any faster

You’ve got the chance it’s in your eyes
I see it, I see it
You’ve got the chance to make this right
I need it, I need it

You’ve got the suicide smile and a look in your eyes
That says you were on fire and I’m burning up inside
If you were a lie I’d believe you in no time
Maybe we’re crazy but all we know

Baby you were on fire, you desire
You’re every word that means lust, I can’t lie
You’re just like the pill that I take to make everything heartless
And you’ve got the chance it’s in your eyes
I see it, I see it

Well if you’re down then I’m down
We’re gonna tear shit up in this town
It’s a shame that the plane were I’m caged doesn’t go any faster

You’ve got the chance it’s in your eyes
I see it, I see it
You’ve got the chance to make this right
I need it I need it
(And I think you should know)

You’ve got the suicide smile and a look in your eyes
That says you were on fire and I’m burning up inside
If you were a lie I’d believe you in no time
Maybe we’re crazy but all we know [x2]

Don’t say it, I’m desperately waiting
Don’t say it, I’m desperately waiting

It’s okay you’re afraid of the way everyone wants to
befriend you the same and it constantly haunts me
Cause it’s not for sale
You wanna count backwards from ten [x2]

It’s okay you’re afraid of the way everyone wants to
befriend you the same and it constantly haunts me

You’ve got the suicide smile and a look in your eyes
That says you are on fire and I’m burning up inside
If you were a lie I’d believe you in no time
(Maybe we’re crazy but I know)
You’ve got the suicide smile and a look in your eyes that says you are on fire
And I’m burning up inside
If you were a lie I’d believe you in no time
Maybe we’re crazy but all we know



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