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Bows ~ Speed Marina (hopper)


I won't wake up with you again And this is why All your sweet talk drives me insane You're the wrong guy You were down but now you're getting up All short fuse and bruises Now i've had enough Won't be your wage slave Won't be jilted Won't be stigmatized I won't be seen with you again And this is why Through all the abuse i'd just pretend You're the right guy You were down but now you're getting up All short fuse and bruises Now i've had enough Won't be your wage slave Won't be jilted Won't be traumatised Don't play this hard games with me Don't play this hard games Don't play this hard games with me Don't play this hard games You were down but now you're getting up All short fuse and bruises Now i've had enough Won't be your wage slave Won't be jilted Won't be patronised more free lyrics

I won't wake up with you again
And this is why
All your sweet talk drives me insane
You're the wrong guy
You were down but now you're getting up
All short fuse and bruises
Now i've had enough
Won't be your wage slave
Won't be jilted
Won't be stigmatized

I won't be seen with you again
And this is why
Through all the abuse i'd just pretend
You're the right guy
You were down but now you're getting up
All short fuse and bruises
Now i've had enough
Won't be your wage slave
Won't be jilted
Won't be traumatised

Don't play this hard games with me
Don't play this hard games
Don't play this hard games with me
Don't play this hard games

You were down but now you're getting up
All short fuse and bruises
Now i've had enough
Won't be your wage slave
Won't be jilted
Won't be patronised

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