Dig Me Out
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Dig Me Out
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Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta this mess baby outta my head
Whaddya want whaddya know
One to get started three till we go
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta this mess baby outta my head
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta my body outta my skin
Ya got me, for now
I'm here, for now
Whaddya want
Whaddya know
Do ya get nervous makin me go
Get into your sores get into my things
Do ya get nervous watchin me bleed
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta this mess baby outta my head
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta my body outta my skin
I wear your rings and sores
In me in me it shows
I have your hands your holes
In me in me it shows
Oh god let me in
There's nowhere else to go
Oh god let me in
And let me go
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta this mess baby outta my head
Dig me out
Dig me in
Outta my body outta my skin
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