Cool Out (feat. Natalie Prass)

Matthew E. White Matthew E. White

If you were here now, I wouldn't mind
That would be okay, baby that would be fine
But when you need the debt it'd go away

Walk with me for a while
I need your company, I need your smile
And it wouldn't matter if you cared to stay

It's a heart I should have loved her name
But I figured that you know I'm with ya
A suffering that is chosen
A skin to tear me open again
But cool out baby please
No one likes it when you tease any further

You know it baby all the things that you do
(Hey, hey)
I like to think that honey I know them too
Forever alone but baby I do it with style

If you need to go slow I wouldn't care
That would be okay, baby that would be fair
But the love you made it fade, it went away

It's hard to share the love tonight
But I figured that you know, I'm with ya
A suffering that is chosen
A skin to tear me open again
But cool out baby please
No one likes it when you tease any further

You know it baby all the things that you do
(Hey, hey)
I like to think that honey I know them too
Forever alone but baby I do it with style

You know it baby all the things that you do
(Hey, hey)
I like to think that honey I know them too
Forever alone but baby I do it with style

You know it baby all the things that you do
(Hey, hey)
I like to think that honey I know them too
Forever alone but baby I do it with style

You know it baby all the things that you do
(Hey, hey)
I like to think that honey I know them too
Forever alone but baby I do it with style

Cool out baby
Cool out baby
Cool out baby

Cool out baby
Cool out baby
Cool out baby

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