Losers

Album: Beauty Behind The Madness (2015)
Charted: 85
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  • Only losers go to school
    I taught myself how to move
    I'm not the type to count on you, uh
    'Cause stupid's next to "I love you"

    No, so what can you show me
    That my heart don't know already
    We make our own sense
    And you're qualified to me
    What can you show me
    That my heart don't know already
    We make our own sense
    And you're qualified (to me)
    Yeah (me)
    Yeah
    And you're qualified (to me)
    Yeah (me)
    Yeah
    And you're qualified (to me)

    Only losers go to school
    They can't teach what they can't prove
    Come put this inside a test-tube
    'Cause stupid's next to "I love you"

    So what can you show me
    That my heart don't know already
    We make our own sins
    You're qualified to me
    What can you show me
    That my heart don't know already
    We make our own sins
    You're qualified (to me)
    Yeah (me)
    Yeah
    And you're qualified (to me)
    Yeah (me)
    Yeah
    And you're qualified (to me)

    And now that we're all grown up
    Who do we owe it to?
    And now that we've gone this far
    Who do we owe it all to
    We did it all alone
    Now we're coming for the throne
    We did it all alone
    Now we're coming for the throne
    And now that we all came up
    Do we lose, do we lose?

    So what can you show
    That my heart don't know already
    Because we make our own sins
    And you're qualified to me
    What can you show me
    That my heart don't know already
    'Cause we make our own sins
    And you're qualified to me
    Yeah (me)
    Yeah
    (Me) ooh
    Yeah
    (Me) yeah, yeah
    Yeah
    And you're qualified (to me) Writer/s: Abel Tesfaye, Carlo Montagnese, Timothy Mckenzie
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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