Bad Habit
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Bad Habit
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All in time we'll grow older
So far I’m feeling pretty old
These songs are boring me to the bone
And I don't know how I play them anymore
God only knows the chances I've had
And everybody thinks I’m trying
I got a bad habit of losing my heart
I was dreaming the Sunday afternoon
When I woke up from my victimhood
I put on my boots
And the eyes too far ahead
To think I've grown up overnight
God only knows the chances I've had
And everybody thinks I'm trying
I got a bad habit of losing my heart
Twenty-five mountains gone by
Thought a foot in the door would be nice
I got a bad habit of losing my heart
Losing my heart
Losing my heart
Losing my heart
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Lawson Hull performs "Bad Habit", and this lyric page sits inside the Lawson Hull catalog on LyroVerse.
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