Happy Pills

Album: …Little Broken Hearts (2012)
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  • Trying to pick up the pace
    Trying to make it so I never see your face again
    Time to throw this away
    Want to make sure that you never waste my time again

    How does it feel?
    Oh, how does it feel
    To be you right now, dear?
    You brought this upon
    So pick up your piece and go away from here

    Please just let me go now
    Please just let me go
    Would you please just let me go now?
    Please just let me go

    I'm going to get you out
    I'm going to get you out
    I'm going to get you out of my head
    Get out

    Gotta get you out
    I've gotta get you out
    I've gotta get you out of my head
    Get out

    Never said we'd be friends
    Trying to keep myself away from you
    'Cause you're bad, bad news

    With you gone I'm alive
    Makes me feel like I took happy pills
    And time stands still

    How does it feel?
    Oh, how does it feel to be the one shut out?
    You broke all the rules
    I won't be a fool for you no more my dear

    Please just let me go now
    Please just let me go
    Would you please just let me go now?
    Please just let me go

    I'm going to get you out
    I'm going to get you out (please just let me go now)
    I'm going to get you out of my head (please just let me go)
    Get out

    I've gotta get you out
    I've gotta get you out
    I've gotta get you out of my head
    Get out Writer/s: Brian Joseph Burton, Norah Jones
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Erica from Texarkana One of my favorites by Norah Jones!
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