Look Out
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Look Out
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Look out I’m on a search for self destruction
Crawling over the great plains of my cell phone contacts
Just to, find a pretty girl to take home late at night
To hold my sweaty palms and stuff
Heads up because I’m always moving forward
And if sometimes I get scared I know that I can towards you
Back of the pack but not back of my mind
And that’s the worst part knowing I gotta’ find someone new
Yeah, I said that I’m always moving forward
But my head’s really on a swivel
Searching for the tracks I made when I left you
And though it sounds like I lost what I got
What I’m really trying to say is I’m gonna’ get back what I lost
So you better tell your fucking heart to look out
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