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Streetlight Contagious

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Streetlight Contagious

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Broken glass and red lights flash I can

(If sunrise sunrise is your muse than I can)

See the city burning for miles

Run back for all you can

(If secrets secrets never change)

Then I'm easy to replace

So come on baby its okay to

(I'll be the last thing on your mind)

Say the words you're dying to say

I'm clocking out for this one

(I'm falling falling faster than you'll ever run)

And I'll promise to show you the way

So call me on all my lies

Feed me on resignation

Its all a game till you break a heart

Then it's a battle station

My tongue is still guilty if theres

One thing about me that still changes you

My empty streets still prove

That you'll never second guess me

Never stop to undress me

With your eyes

We might win this time

So choose the place (I'll choose the time)

And pretty soon (you'll realize)

This trace of lipstick down his back (down his back)

Is all we had

Over and over we lie (so here we lie)

Swimmin in sheets of white (bedsheets of white)

One day in this sea you'll be drowning with me

So call me on all my lies

Feed me on resignation

Its all a game till the teardrops fall

Then it's a battle station

My tongue is still guilty if theres

One thing about me that still changes you

My empty streets still prove

That you'll never second guess me

Never stop to undress me

With your eyes

We might win this time

I know you thought that I was perfect

But I'm not sure now that I am worth it

With my back against the wall

I'll be waiting for your call

To set me free again

My tongue is still guilty if theres

One thing about me that still changes you

My empty streets still prove

That you'll never second guess me

Never stop to undress me

With your eyes

We might win this time

My tongue is still guilty if theres

One thing about me that still changes you

My empty streets still prove

That you'll never second guess me

Never stop to undress me

With your eyes

We might win this time

Never second guess me

Never stop to undress me

With your eyes

We might win this time

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