You're My Habit
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You're My Habit
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i don't need needles if i can look in your eyes
i don't need coke if i can stay by your side
last night I saw you it was love at the sight
army boots, leather jackets and mini skirts
black hair and blue eyes you are so fine
just drinking a beer and looked at me
you're my habit
i feel so cold without you
you're my habit
I wish I could see you again
and tell the words i couldn't say
i'm not just another junkie anyway
i promise everything to make you happy
you are so nice
now i'm home alone and feel so sad
you're my habit
i feel so cold without you
you're my habit
they said i will change because i love
they said I will die because i love you
no matter what they say
i'm gonna change my way to prove my love for you
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