I.D.K
Read I.D.K lyrics by Modern Aquatic on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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I.D.K
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I don't know if I wouldn't go
Home with you tonight, it's true
I'm so bad at keeping in touch
Maybe it's 'cause you talk way too much
But I'll do anything you want to
I would do anything for you
I guess that makes me a slave to you
That's okay I don't mind
And maybe this time next week
You'll find the other half
The other half of you that hates me
That's all I wanted lately
But I'll do anything you want to
I would do anything for you
I guess that makes me a slave to you
That's okay I don't mind
But I'll do anything you want to
I would do anything for you
I guess that makes me a slave to you
That's okay I don't mind
But I'll do anything you want to
I would do anything for you
I guess that makes me a slave to you
That's okay I don't mind
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Modern Aquatic performs "I.D.K", and this lyric page sits inside the Modern Aquatic catalog on LyroVerse.
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