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He's No Good To Me Dead

from 20XX by Science

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lyrics

Baby let me show you how I feel.
There's so much inside I could reveal.
Come closer won't you look inside,
I've opened up the seal but it might close
if you won't see how I really feel.

Baby let me show you something real.
One heart pumps the blood made of steel.
The other one's got scars from every
soul I tried to steal but no, not yours.
It's not about the things I really feel.

I got it bad now, got it bad now and it's getting worse
Got it bad now and no one is to blame.
I'll go to bed now, it's night time, you better go to bed now before you make it worse
Go to bed now, there's nothing you can do.

Don't go! I need you here, don't go!
Am I going crazy? The weekend nights all over Jersey
Don't mean as much without you with me now.

I got it bad now, got it bad now and it's getting worse
Got it bad now and no one is to blame.
No one is to blame.

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from 20XX, released December 13, 2014
Additional Vocals: Frank Iero
Horns: Linda Everswick / John Bernaducci / Rob Butkowski

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