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Artist: Black Lab
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Thin White Lie
Read Thin White Lie lyrics by Black Lab on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Thin White Lie
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You get me high one last time.
One more second to let you save my life.
'cause i don't need it anymore.
But o my darling, here we go.
You get me high in that long white summer dress.
Take it off outside in the long green grass
And i don't need it anymore.
But it feels so good, o my lord.
We talk about it.
We take the long way 'round.
Come on angel.
There's only one way out.
One way.
You can make it easy.
Just walk away now baby.
One way.
Make it easy on me.
Just walk away now, please.
Are you a siren? you call me out.
You make it hard on me.
It's hard to turn you down.
But i don't need it anymore. so keep your distance, o my lord.
We talk about it.
There's only one way out.
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