Every light inside me's on
Kiss me now until I'm gone
Hold my hips up, take my speech
Guide me where the light don't reach
But you should know I hate myself
For once believing in someone else
You should know a part of me
Got left behind when four became three
Turn the lights out, close my door
Toss the evening on the floor
Show me there's infinity
Hiding in your love for me
But you should know I hate myself
For once believing in someone else
You should know a part of me
Got left behind when four became three
Careful what you love
Be my saviour, be my friend
Help me to black out the end
Kiss me on my deepest cuts
Inside I'm screaming out for us
But you should know I hate myself
I once believed I was someone else
You should know I've burned that dream
No-one ever recovers from the hole that leaves
No-one ever recovers from the hole that leaves
So careful what you love
Careful what you love
Be careful loving me
Melissa Morrison Higgins, known as Missy Higgins, is an Australian singer-songwriter born in Melbourne in 1983. She rose to international fame with her debut album "The Sound of White", released in 2004 and certified gold in Australia. The single "Scar" became its anthem, topping the Australian charts. Higgins is known for her catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and powerful voice. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with artists such as Sia and John Butler Trio. Among her most important albums are "On a Clear Night" (2007) and "The Ol' Razzle Dazzle" (2012). Missy Higgins is considered one of the most influential voices in contemporary Australian music, appreciated for her authenticity and ability to tell personal stories through her songs. **Representative tracks:** Scar, The Sound of White, Where I Stood, On a Clear Night, Everybody Knows
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