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Baby really hurt me, crying in the taxi He don't wanna know me Says he made the big mistake of dancing in my storm Says it was poison So I guess I'll go home Into the arms of the girl that I love The only love I haven't screwed up She's so hard to please, but she's a forest fire
I do my best to meet her demands, play at romance, we slow dance In the living room, but all that a stranger would see Is one girl swaying alone, stroking her cheek They say, "You're a little much for me You're a liability You're a little much for me" So they pull back, make other plans I understand, I'm a liability
Get you wild, make you leave I'm a little much for e-a-na-na-na, everyone The truth is I am a toy that people enjoy 'Til all of the tricks don't work anymore And then they are bored of me I know that it's exciting running through the night, but Every perfect summer's eating me alive until you're gone Better on my own
They say, "You're a little much for me You're a liability You're a little much for me" So they pull back, make other plans I understand, I'm a liability Get you wild, make you leave I'm a little much for e-a-na-na-na, everyone They're gonna watch me disappear into the sun You're all gonna watch me disappear into the sun
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"Liability" is a song by Lorde from the album Melodrama, released in 2017. The song was written by Jack Antonoff, Lorde, Ella Yelich-O'Connor. It was produced by Jack Antonoff, Lorde.
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