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Dear Society

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Dear Society

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Sleepless nights and cigarettes

My daily dose of internet

And all the things I shoulda quit

But never did, oh

Evil voices in my head

I woke up in a strangers bed

I lost my phone in Amsterdam

It's 5 AM

I'm a natural disaster

But even after all that I do

It's you who's gonna be the death of me

And none of this matters

Baby, it's you, it's you

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Yeah, you're bad for my health

You should hurt somebody else

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Oh, baby, you're so bad for my health

Diets that I shouldn't try

Feels like social suicide

And honestly, it's cyanide

I'm bound to die

Been twenty-one since 17

Thanks to all the magazines

Man, sometimes, I just wanna scream

And break my screen

I'm a natural disaster

But even after all that I do

It's you who's gonna be the death of me

And none of this matters

Baby, it's you, it's you

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Yeah, you're bad for my health

You should hurt somebody else

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Oh, baby, you're so bad for my health

Dear society

You've pushed me to the edge, so here's some clarity

The truth is you're the one who’s always there for me

With my daily dose of internet

And all the things that I should quit, but can't

Yeah, yeah

Yeah, yeah

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Yeah, you're bad for my health

You should hurt somebody else

You're bad for my health

I should probably get some help

I can't control myself

I'm addicted to the hell

My heart is getting sick

From the tar that's on your lips

Oh, baby, you're so bad for my health

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