Old Habits
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Old Habits
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You've been drinking red wine like it's water
Cocaine makes it hard for me to sleep
We should meet somewhere in the middle
Get some solid ground beneath our feet
Know if I leave
That I'll return
I could never give you up
Old habits die hard
Used to have light conversation
Without the use of mind-altering drugs
Ran out of things to say or lost the patience
That don't mean that we fell out of love
I know if you leave
That you'll return
And you could never give me up
'Cause old habits die hard
Dreams are sold without a lifetime guarantee
With the best of intentions
I can't lie, I put my heart upon my sleeve
I know if I leave
That I'll return
And I could never give you up
'Cause old habits die hard
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