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The Devil Is an Angel
02:22
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Well you look just like an angel
You sound so bright and true
You seem so sweet coming down my street, but the devil is an angel, too
Yeah the devil is an angel, too
Somehow you seem familiar
Haven’t I seen you before
Got a different name, but is it the same old heartache comin’ round my door
You got one hand on my shoulder
You keep one behind your back
I’m gonna need some identification, baby, before I let you unpack
You look at me so tender
But I wonder if there lies
Something dark and sinister behind those innocent eyes
Well you coo just like a baby
Make me wanna let you in
You seem sincere, but if I trust you, dear, will I ever see my soul again
You sound just like a preacher
You stand upright and tall
But I wanna know, honey, after the show, do you have any love at all
I don’t mean to doubt
Your sincere intent
But underneath there’s a look about something mean and malevolent
You look just like an angel
You sound so bright and true
You seem so sweet coming down my street, but the devil is an angel, too
Yeah the devil is an angel, too
The devil is an angel too, that’s right
The devil is an angel too
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Breaking Point
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3. |
As You Run
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The World Is Black
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Waste Your Time
03:36
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Think I left my mind
With you in the dark
Your hand on mine
Did I waste your time
Did I waste your time
Did I waste your time
Like you wasted mine
Gem on my necklace hit me like a heartbeat
As we ran in the street
Gold chain wrapped around your fingers when you kissed me
The love that I wanted I knew I wouldn’t get
But I still tried
I still tried
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Hush
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7. |
Fair Weather
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8. |
Wound Up
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9. |
The Wild One
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10. |
Has Been
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Jackson+Sellers Nashville, Tennessee
Debut Album 'Breaking Point' Out Oct 22 on ANTI- Records.
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