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Brandtson ~ You Do The Science


I told you of a halfway house where we could meet to work things out I slept there on the floor for weeks you stayed between your comfortable sheets i sold you on an idea we'll speak in code as not be heard you looked me in the eyes and said i know the truth but still see the end i smile down and laugh as you hit the ground halfway down you always take the long was down break it up, you're always on the outs never finding out more free lyrics

I told you of a halfway house
where we could meet to work things out
I slept there on the floor for weeks
you stayed between your comfortable sheets
i sold you on an idea
we'll speak in code as not be heard
you looked me in the eyes
and said i know the truth but still see the end
i smile down and laugh as you hit the ground
halfway down
you always take the long was down
break it up, you're always on the outs
never finding out

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