| And then she asked if I wanted to go upstairs, and I was like «Yes!
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| «, and I like, jumped out of the thing and went upstairs, and suddenly,
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| she pulls off her clothes, and it was like scars everywhere. |
| Everywhere. |
| Scars.
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| Everywhere. |
| Scars. |
| Inside. |
| Germany. |
| Scars. |
| Everywhere. |
| And I was like, «Did you do that to yourself? |
| I mean, does it hurt?» |
| and she says «It's not painful at all. |
| It just helps me to remember things that happened to
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| me.» |
| That happened to Germany. |
| Germany. |
| Remember the scars. |
| Germany.
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| Remember the pain. |
| Germany. |
| Remember there’s not a whole lot of lights
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| You know, so then that was, like, strike two. |
| And then, uh, and then we went to
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| the club, and we were having a good time, and we were makin' out again,
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| and she told me she loved me. |
| And she told me she loved me. |
| And she showed me
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| cigarette burns, and that was it. |
| I started freaking out. |
| I was like «Look,
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| you’re seriously fucked up. |
| Alright, how do you know you love me,
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| we only met like a week ago. |
| We’re going out on our first date,
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| and you show me you love me by burning yourself? |
| I mean, you have got to get
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| help.» |
| So I just crossed my arms and I was like «I want to go home right now!
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| «And she drove and I didn’t have her car, and like a little one word dialogue,
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| the car stopped, and she just kinda laughed and said: «You don’t know anything
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| about German love, did you know that?»
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| Germany
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| Remember the scars
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| Germany
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| Remember the pain
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| Germany
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| Remember there’s not a whole lot of lights
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| Scars
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| Pain
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| Lights
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| Love
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| Scars
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| Pain
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| Lights
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| Love
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| Scars
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| Pain
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| Lights
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| Love
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| Scars
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| Pain
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| Lights
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| Love |