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Badlees, The ~ Poison Ivy


(alexander)

You are my poison ivy
You are my disease
You are what i must walk through
To get to what i need

You are my vaccination
You're my cheshire cat
You are my situation
And i give thanks for that

But it seems like we've come a long way
(yeah, yeah) seems like we've come a long way

You are my irritation
You're under my skin
You are my, you are my reminder
Of where i shouldn't have been

But it seems like we've come a long way
(yeah, yeah) seems like we've come a long way

I know what this is
I've been here before

You are my poison ivy
You're my fleur de lis
You are what i must cling to
To get to what i need



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