Poisoned Candy
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Poisoned Candy
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The little sweet things that you gave me
Were nothing but poisoned candy
My friends all warned me about going with you
Saying I would regret it one day
And you should seem too good to be true
And now my sweet tooth is rotting away
Poisoned candy
I'm so addicted to you, I'm sugar-high
You told me that you loved me then you said goodbye
My poisoned candy
My dentist just shakes his head at me
When he sees all my cavities
I tell him about you and I try to explain
But they just look at me like I'm insane
Poisoned candy
But even if I could go back and change it all
I don't think I would
Cause you taste so good
My poisoned candy
So even if i could go back and change it all
I don't think I would
Cause you taste so good
My poisoned candy
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