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Black Chucks

August Brodie


She wears Black Chucks on her feet
And an angel on her shoulder
Wears her heart upon her sleeve
She feels better when she's sober
And if it were up to me, I'd leave this party and come over
But you never notice me until it's too late now we're older

And her Dad left her alone
And her Mother's never home
And they think that she's alright, cause she wears Stilettos
And I swear I had a dream
We skipped everything between
Put your body next to me

And she wears Black Chucks on her feet
And an angel on her shoulder
Wears her heart upon her sleeve
She feels better when she's sober
And if it was up to me, I'd leave this party and come over
But you never notice me until it's too late now we're older

That tattoo that you got back in high school is fading
I never had you, but I wanted you, back then you were jaded
Late nights on phone calls, with old friends for so long
I guess I'll hold on to

And she wears Black Chucks on her feet
And an angel on her shoulder
Wears her heart upon her sleeve
She feels better when she's sober
And if it was up to me, I'd leave this party and come over
But you never notice me until it's too late now we're older

It's too late now we're older
It's too late now we're older

Black Chucks on her feet
And an angel on her shoulder
Wears her heart upon her sleeve
She feels better when she's sober
And if it were up to me, I'd leave this party and come over
But you never notice me until it's too late now we're older

And she wears Black Chucks on her feet
And an angel on her shoulder
Wears her heart upon her sleeve
She feels better when she's sober
And if it was up to me, I'd leave this party and come over
But you never notice me until it's too late now were older
It's too late now we're older (yeah, we're older now)
It's too late now we're older (yeah, we're older now)

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