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lyrics

Boy pull that truck up
And let her step into the front seat
Girl watch his eyes now
Don't let them wander too far away now

You're splittin in two
And under your breath
You both are wishing for the best

But boy pull her close now
And let her step into the front seat

If only you'd tear me up
And keep me honest
If only you'd open up
And keep that promise

It always comes back to this
Are you wrong or is this the way now
You fall off the high point
But did you really have a choice now

You're splittin in two
It never feels good
Only for a second she looks right

But boy pull her close now
The only option left on the menu

If only you'd tear me up
And keep me honest
If only you'd open up
And keep that promise

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from Everybody's Friend, released November 24, 2017

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