the deeper part of me, it could see right through you.
the deeper part of me, could see right through to you.
stumble in the heat, fail to find the new beat - it's always out of reach, it's always out of reach.
you and me, me and you left with nothing else to do but stare at dirty underwear and cease to care, and cut our hair.
sleepwalk through the day, find new ways to pay.
chorus: I'll love you til you love me, I'll love you til you love me, I'll love you til you love me again.
(repeat) Rita Hayworth, love goddess, slips into her favourite dress.
I look at you, you're such a mess - but that's the way I like you.
crumble in the rising heat, fail to find the perfect beat - it's always somewhere out of reach, but what the hell can I do? falling to the kitchen floor, wishing that you loved me more.
my legs too weak, my eyes too sore.
my back against the broken drawer.
the letter never came.
the days all felt the same.
(chorus x 2) until it kills you...
broken in two, I'll see you through.
broken for you, until it kills you.
(chorus x 2)
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