Love Me Girl

Album: Odd Blood (2010)
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  • What is she covering up?
    What is she lying about?
    She's hesitating.
    If she's loosing slow I need to know
    But if she's moving fast,
    Why is this happening now?
    why does this happen to me all the time?

    Don't give up on me
    (Love)
    And I won't give up on you
    (Love)

    Squeeze me till I can't breath.
    I know she's lying.
    You know the feeling.
    I can't believe in one of us,
    I can't know how long this love will last,
    So stay up in bed with me,
    Stay up and play with me all day and night.

    Don't give up on me
    (Love)
    And I won't give up on you
    (Love)
    I get to wait for the baby
    Love me girl

    Squeeze me till I can't breath
    I know she's lying.
    You know the feeling.
    Because neither one of us can know how long this love will last
    So stay up in bed with me
    Stay up and play with me all day and night Writer/s: Anand Mathew Wilder, Christopher E Keating, Ira Wolf Tuton
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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