My Addiction
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My Addiction
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I'm dizzy, spinning around
In circles (I fall to the ground)
I need more of your drug
To change me (to balance me out)
I need this fix again...
(Chorus)
I can't heal, what more can I do?
Is this real?
My only addiction is you
I see now it's all just a lie
To break me (to bring me down)
I need more of your drug
To change me (to balance me out)
I need this fix again...
(Chorus)
I can't heal, what more can I do?
Is this real?
My only addiction is you
(Bridge)
Bring me down
To balance me, to balance me out
(Chorus)
I can't heal, what more can I do?
Is this real?
My only addiction is you
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