Surrender
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Surrender
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Let’s just pretend
(Drink drink drink drink drink)
That falling apart
(Drink drink drink drink drink)
Wasn’t really the end
(Drink drink drink drink drink)
It was performance art
I’m surfin’ perma-prescription drug
Ecstasy opera
Drink my weight daily
Black out with my baby
I tried to love her
She said surrender harder motherfucker
I ran for cover
She screamed surrender harder motherfucker
Surrender, surrender, surrender, surrender
Let’s just pretend
It never happened
Let’s just pretend
I’m surfin’ perma-prescription drug
Ecstasy opera
Drink my weight daily
Black out with my baby
I tried to love her
She said surrender harder motherfucker
I ran for cover
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From First To Last performs "Surrender", and this lyric page sits inside the From First To Last catalog on LyroVerse.
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