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You'Ve Got Skeletons In Your Closet I'Ve Got Hearts

No one does it better than I. Be they outgoing or a touch shy. And to sit and think about it now, And I tend to really wonder how I got in the business of stealing hearts. Whispers of a life draw them in. Sweet smiles and laughter keep them pinned. And in an instant, I think we could be. And then I remember we're dealing with me. Trapping souls forever is a tricky art. I've never set out to hurt a soul, But when I leave, they're never whole. And I sulk for two or three. And then I move, 'cause I'm me. In the end, I break them apart. Falling in love is never my plan. But then again, such a dashing man. And I guess I have a charming way. And I guess I make them want to stay. Is there ever an end to what I start? I've never asked for all these hearts. I was searching for the missing parts. And then I wake up one day and see. And then realize it's not meant to be. When composing love, I'm your Mozart. I'll come into your life, and make you fall. I'll take your heart, I'll take it all.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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