Games
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Games
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I’d fight to say that I’m your babe
Even though I hate that word
So why do I take bad advice
And be careless with your love
I’m a failure in the making
All these promises that I’m breaking
I don’t wanna lose your trust
Yeah
Playing games when
You deserve the best of me
I’m failing
Playing games when
I give you the rest of me
I’m failing
Oh
I could tell a white lie
Say that I’m not feeling low
There are things on my mind
That I wish I could control
If I’m a failure in the making
All these promises that I’m brеaking
Am I too far from your love
Playing games when
You dеserve the best of me
I’m failing
Playing games when
I give you the rest of me
I’m failing
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