Worst in Me
from eric french & Mr. Hyde by eric french & Mr. Hyde
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lyrics
You bring out the Worst in Me
You bring out the Worst in Me
I was kind once upon a time
But you bring out the Worst in Me
You won’t let me get clean
Said you won’t let me get clean
You spread your taint like slick old paint
Now I just can’t get clean
So I tell you what I’m gonna do
I tell you what I’m gonna do
Gonna take some time to learn your slime
And I’ll bring out the Worst in you
I tell you what I’m gonna do
I tell you what I’m gonna do
Gonna take some time to learn your slime
And I’ll bring out the Worst in you
You bring out the Worst in Me
I was kind once upon a time
But you bring out the Worst in Me
You won’t let me get clean
Said you won’t let me get clean
You spread your taint like slick old paint
Now I just can’t get clean
So I tell you what I’m gonna do
I tell you what I’m gonna do
Gonna take some time to learn your slime
And I’ll bring out the Worst in you
I tell you what I’m gonna do
I tell you what I’m gonna do
Gonna take some time to learn your slime
And I’ll bring out the Worst in you
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from eric french & Mr. Hyde,
released October 10, 2010
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