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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeChicago is so Two Years Ago
My heart is on my sleeveWear it like a bruise or blackeyeMy badge, my witnessThat means that I believedEvery single lie you saidCause every pane of glass that your pebbles tap negatesThe pains I went through to avoid youAnd every little pat on the shoulder for attention fails to mention I still hate youBut there's a light on in chicagoAnd I know I should be homeAll the colors of the street signs..They remind me of the pickup truck out in front of your neighbor'shouseShe tooks me down and said:"boy's like you are overrated. So save yourbreath."Loaded words and loaded friendsAre loaded guns to our headsCause every pane of glass that your pebbles tapNegates the pains I went through to avoid youAnd every little pat on the shoulder for attention fails to mention I still hate youBut there's a light on in chicagoAnd I know I should be homeAll the colors of the street signs..They remind me of the pickup truck out in front of your neighbor'shouseYou want apologiesGirl, you might hold your breathUntil your breathing stops forever, foreverThe only thing you'll getIs this curse on your lips:I hope they taste of me foreverBut there's a light on in chicagoAnd I know I should be homeAll the corners of the street signs..They remind me of the pickup truck out in front of your neighbor'sWith every breath I wish your body will be broken again
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