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Artist: Jeff Pianki
Canonical path: /jeff-pianki/old-habits
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Old Habits
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Old Habits
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Four days and a call that didn't come through
Cold air and a love that never grew
So why'd you keep me around?
Why'd you keep me around?
Just stumbling in the dark, dear
Just stumbling in the dark
Four months and a man walks up to you
Forget every lie, just tell the truth
Why'd you keep him around?
Why'd you keep him around?
Just stumbling in the dark, dear
Just stumbling in the dark
Four years and a new man falls for you
So why fight it when you think you might love him too?
Old habits die hard or never do
Keep lying 'till they all catch up to you
But you should keep him around
You should keep him around
Don't throw him in the dark, dear
Don't throw him in the dark
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