You Look So Good, I Feel So Bad
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You Look So Good, I Feel So Bad
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Last night I saw you baby
God, you looked so nice
I tried to hide behind the bar
But I’m sure you saw my eyes
Among your happy friends
They look so rich and clean
Smelling flowers, laughing loud
Can’t you feel the pain I’m in?
I wish that you would miss me
Every single day of your life
I wish that I could wipe my words away
I hate myself for loving you
Fire on Ice
Swimming against the tide
The pain comes within
Fighting fire with gasoline
I never felt so bad
I didn’t expect to see you
I’m losing my mind
I’m trying to escape from your sight
No way of getting back
I fell-off this track
You look so good I feel so bad
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