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The Devil I Love
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the devil I love
this day’s been long and it’s all been a mess
I can not wait ‘til I can get out of it
I close the door and I turn the key
open a bottle of fake reality
it’s getting harder
I can feel it now
‘cause I’m further away
and if the saints come tonight
how am I supposed to know where you are?
I’m with the devil I love
how am I supposed to know where you are?
how am I supposed to care where you are?
tonight
this life’s been long but I still don’t get it
I’m a speck of dust with a heavy heart
forming thoughts that keep me spinning
on a never ending quest looking for love
I can see it
it’s getting harder now
running away
I’m still having the same reaction
to the blunt force (trauma) you hit me with
after all I’ve done to remedy it
never felt it’s gone so great
and if the saints come tonight
how am I supposed to know where you are?
I’m with the devil I love
how am I supposed to know where you are?
how am I supposed to care where you are?
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