Got Me Goneby David Nail
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I'm a train
Barreling down the track no looking back
No brakes
Girl I'm only picking up speed
I'm rain
Falling from a cloud on the edge of town
No trace
Of a storm I used to be
You got me
Gone
Youre turning it on
Oh Showing just enough skin
You got me gone
The blue and the blonde
Your pretty lips whispering
Saying everything you wanna do to me
Soon as you get me alone
But you got me, gone
You got me
I'm a mess
Hearts beating out of my chest
And I'm a wreck
The dress you used to have on
You got me, gone
You're turning it on
Showing just enough skin
You got me gone
The blue and the blonde
Your pretty lips whispering
Saying everything you wanna do to me
Soon as you get me alone
But you got me gone
You got me gone Writer/s: DAVID MCKEE BARNES, DAVID NAIL, JONATHAN SINGLETON
Publisher: Bluewater Music Corp., BMG Rights Management
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