| Mahogany eyes, you saddle me with doubt
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| Behind the stadium when you were coming down
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| The lighter leaves are lost in the freckles on your skin
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| The bitter taste of blood when the rooftop’s caving in
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| Rotting good
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| Would you, would you?
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| Cut the grain
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| Would you, would you?
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| String his neck
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| Would you, would you?
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| Steer this wreck
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| Would you, would you?
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| Tease me, torturess, bend to your death
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| I give in easy, hold me now
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| When I grow tall, bigger than them
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| I’ll be reckless, not yet
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| Mahogany eyes, are you more true than me?
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| The woodcutter’s brothers are lining up to see
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| Your beauty is unparalleled and I cannot compete
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| The fray, the fretful harmonies, it twists the good in me
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| Rotting good
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| Would you, would you?
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| Cut the grain
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| Would you, would you?
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| String his neck
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| Would you, would you?
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| Steer this wreck
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| Would you, would you?
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| Tease me, torturess, bend to your death
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| I give in easy, hold me now
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| When I grow tall, bigger than them
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| I’ll be reckless, not yet
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| Tease me, torturess, bend to your death
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| I give in easy, hold me now
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| When I grow tall, bigger than them
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| I’ll be reckless, not yet |