Macie Lightfoot, I'm Broken
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Macie Lightfoot, I'm Broken
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Macie, Macie, put your lightest foot in front of you
With your hand on my belt, I did what you were gonna do
And this is the night I realize I'm broken
It makes me feel good, makes me feel pretty
So spit in my mouth and call me baby
Take a step outside, put your feet on the ground
Said if you left now, he won't hear a sound
This is the time, I'm bustin' out, I'm bustin' out
We sat on the bus in women's clothing
I said you should be in school, I should be recording
I should be recording
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