These Heights
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These Heights
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I see through your disguise and I know you're telling lies about love
It can't be this hard
I know it's just advice but you got me thinking twice about us
It may be just a vice but I think it would be nice to drop off
And over this side
So tie me up a line cause I'm not afraid to try out the rope
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From these heights I'm too afraid to let go
Through these eyes I have to strain just to see the light
I'm up so high I'm afraid of falling too slow
One more time? I just assume you feed me to the lions
Cover up your eyes you can act like you're surprised when you look
When I move my hands
Seems as if the sky is close enough for us to reach up and touch
It may be just a vice but I think it would be nice to drop off and over the side
So tie me up a line cause I'm not afraid to try out the rape
Chorus
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