Let's go

The day has come to an end
The sun is over my head
My polyamorous friend
He got me in a mess of trouble again

So just when you think that you're alright
I'm calling out from the inside
I never hurt anyone
I never listen at all

They've come to get me again
The cloud is over my head
My polyamorous friend
He got me in a mess of trouble again

So just when you think that you're alright
I'm calling out from the inside
I never hurt anyone
I never listen at all

Just stay away from the white light
I'd say your worst side's your best side
I never hurt anyone
I never listen at all

Well, how do you know?
Well, how do you know?
Well, how do you know?
Well, how do you know?

So just when you think that you're alright
I'm calling out from the inside
I never hurt anyone
I never listen at all

Just stay away from the white light
I'd say your worst side's your best side
I never hurt anyone
I never listen at all
Let's go


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Polyamorous Lyrics as written by Jeremy Hummel Benjamin Burnley

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    This song is about someone who allows himself/herself to be manipulated by others. This person chooses to be polyamorous, while his evil side tells him it's okay. He lacks a conscious almost. He trusts that he isn't hurting anyone (because his significant other doesn't know). This song is about allowing your inner demons to control you.

    Legendkiler101on June 16, 2015   Link

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