Easily Undone
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Easily Undone
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I feel it in my blood, I've come a bit too far
The beauty in her see-through skin has started to wear thin
So I close my bloodshot eyes & dream myself away,
I know I never found it hard, to love her from afar
& I see her once again, the way this drama queen was made to be seen
& I know that I'm the one & only king of coming easily undone
If I could forget a little more, I would regret a little less
But I fear I'll find this kind is such that won't be suppressed
Cause I feel her push & shove even when I slumber in denial
She eyes me up with raven eyes & steals a precious smile
So I see her once again the way this drama queen was made to be seen
& I know that I'm the one & only king of coming easily undone
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