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Haunting Me

from Breakup Record by Jack Shales

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HAUNTING ME

I used to love you, I used to hug you every night
But when you vanished I couldn’t manage feeling right.

I can see you clearly in my mind’s eye.
The funny thing’s you’re happy and it kills me inside.

Now when I see your face its haunting me, and
Every day if I read your name it’s all I see.
You’re planted on my brain and deeper than a carpet stain.
I’ll wash you out like I did that day ‘cause you’re haunting me.

Hope you enjoy it, I’m sure the boys will enjoy you.
From my position your quick decision broke the rules.

I can see you clearly in my mind’s eye, you’re
Dancing in the moonlight with another guy.

Now when I see your face its haunting me, and
Every day if I read your name it’s all I see.
You’re planted on my brain and deeper than a carpet stain.
I’ll wash you out like I did that day ‘cause you’re haunting me.

I can see you clearly in my mind’s eye, you’re
Dancing in the moonlight with another guy.

Now when I see your face its haunting me, and
Every day if I read your name it’s all I see.
You’re planted on my brain and deeper than a carpet stain.
I’ll wash you out like I did that day ‘cause you’re haunting me.

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from Breakup Record, released January 5, 2018

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