You're At Your Best (when You Lie)
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You're At Your Best (when You Lie)
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Hurt me as much as you want to make my life on earth living hell
Every once should do someothing he's good at and you can hurt so well
Tell me how much you love me on this I learn to get by
Every once should do something he's good at and you're at your best when you lie
You could charm a babe from his mother's arms you could talk the birds from the sky
You can do anything that you want to do but you're at your best when you lie
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You could charm a babe...
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