Wreck Me
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Wreck Me
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You’re an angel
Devils on your sleeve
Rolling like a fire
Burning through the night
Like a heart beat
You’re a cold day
The middle of July
No one lights a fire alone
But what are you waiting for
What are you running from
It’s the same damn town
The place where she met me
The same damn town
The place where she wrecked me
You’re an angel
Devils on your sleeve
Rolling like a fire
Burning through the night
Like a heart beat
You’re a cold day
The middle of July
No one lights a fire alone
But what are you waiting for
What are you running from
It’s the same damn town
The place where she met me
The same damn town
The place where she wrecked me
Nobody leaves this town anymore
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Who performs "Wreck Me"?
Cavo performs "Wreck Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Cavo catalog on LyroVerse.
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