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Bacon Brothers, The ~ Strung Out


Written by kevin bacon Yeah i used to smoke like a house on fire I couldn't put them down And i would drink all night till the morning light They'd find me on the ground You name it i abused it Without shame i used it There is just one thing that i can't let go When it comes to you i just can't say no Chorus Strung out on you baby And i can't clean up my act You're like a heavenly addiction You're like an angel on my back It's a physical dependence girl There's nothing i can do I just can't get enough of your sweet sweet love And i'm still strung out on you The first time that i saw you girl My hands began to shake I was hypnotized paralyzed watching every move you make Every second every minute I was falling deeper in it How was i to know that that one sweet kiss Would lead to harder stuff like this Chorus more free lyrics

Written by kevin bacon

Yeah i used to smoke like a house on fire
I couldn't put them down
And i would drink all night till the morning light
They'd find me on the ground
You name it i abused it
Without shame i used it
There is just one thing that i can't let go
When it comes to you i just can't say no

Chorus
Strung out on you baby
And i can't clean up my act
You're like a heavenly addiction
You're like an angel on my back
It's a physical dependence girl
There's nothing i can do
I just can't get enough of your sweet sweet love
And i'm still strung out on you

The first time that i saw you girl
My hands began to shake
I was hypnotized paralyzed watching every move you make
Every second every minute
I was falling deeper in it
How was i to know that that one sweet kiss
Would lead to harder stuff like this

Chorus

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