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Tonic ~ Drag Me Down


There's a reason why the words got hard for me to bare Because within them was the promise of a life that just wasn't there You're not my friend and I have no doubt That I finally figured it out You're trying to drag me down (x4) Was it hate or was it hurt that led you to be this way Did you want it all for nothing Did you think that would be OK I did everything I could for you Still you wanna run me through (Chorus) I did everything I could for you Still you wanna run me through You're trying to drag me down (x4) You're gonna drag me down You're trying to drag me down You're gonna drag me down You're trying to drag me down more free lyrics

There's a reason why the words got
hard for me to bare
Because within them was the promise of
a life that just wasn't there
You're not my friend and I have no doubt
That I finally figured it out

You're trying to drag me down (x4)

Was it hate or was it hurt
that led you to be this way
Did you want it all for nothing
Did you think that would be OK
I did everything I could for you
Still you wanna run me through

(Chorus)

I did everything I could for you
Still you wanna run me through
You're trying to drag me down (x4)
You're gonna drag me down
You're trying to drag me down
You're gonna drag me down
You're trying to drag me down

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