Let Me Finish
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Let Me Finish
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I cough along the avenue retracing
Steps that we once took
And here I am hooking arms with
Someone else that must remind me of you
To some extent I know it's bad to see you
But I let it slip
When I feel the sweet caress
Of a familiar lower lip that's
Dancing on my neck
And, oh, God, I can't control myself
I know it's bad
To picture your shadows watching you undress
It's nice to see you happy
But nice you've got regrets
Ordinarily I wanna make you jealous
But I let it slip
When I feel the sweet caress
Of a familiar lower lip that's
Dancing on my neck
And, oh, God, I can't control myself
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Drowners performs "Let Me Finish", and this lyric page sits inside the Drowners catalog on LyroVerse.
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