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American Hi-Fi ~ Scar


i could hang around you could let me down again but it's killing me i can't waste a sound again you'll break me if you can you'll break me if you can [chorus:] drag me down again it's hard to be your scar a frozen satellite you never got that far it's hard to be your scar be cool like you every sorry lie i can't live that down no so you'll wait and see i'm caught between the seam and me you'll break me if you can you'll break me, break me if you can [repeat chorus] i could hang around you could let me down drag me down again it's hard to be your scar a frozen satellite you never got that far (never got that far) so drag me down again it's hard to be your scar a frozen satellite you never got that far (never got that far) never got that far (never got that far) never got that far more free lyrics

i could hang around
you could let me down again
but it's killing me
i can't waste a sound again
you'll break me if you can
you'll break me if you can

[chorus:]
drag me down again
it's hard to be your scar
a frozen satellite
you never got that far
it's hard to be your scar
be cool like you

every sorry lie
i can't live that down no
so you'll wait and see
i'm caught between the seam and me
you'll break me if you can
you'll break me, break me if you can

[repeat chorus]

i could hang around
you could let me down

drag me down again
it's hard to be your scar
a frozen satellite
you never got that far (never got that far)

so drag me down again
it's hard to be your scar
a frozen satellite
you never got that far (never got that far)

never got that far (never got that far)
never got that far

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