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Lit ~ Lipstick & Bruises


You kiss me on the way up Kick me when I fall down Under the radar Stick me in the lost and found Lipstick and bruises Up and down [CHORUS:] This is what you always wanted It's what you asked for This is what you always wanted And now you want more Now these are all your new friends Baby, you're a rock star now Runnin' with the devil Kiss me when the lights go down Lipstick and bruises Up and down [CHORUS] [guitar solo] Kiss me when the lights go down Lipstick and bruises Up and down This is what you always wanted It's what you asked for This is what you always wanted And now you want more And now you want more And now you want more It's what you wanted It's what you needed And now you want more more free lyrics

You kiss me on the way up
Kick me when I fall down
Under the radar
Stick me in the lost and found
Lipstick and bruises
Up and down

[CHORUS:]
This is what you always wanted
It's what you asked for
This is what you always wanted
And now you want more

Now these are all your new friends
Baby, you're a rock star now
Runnin' with the devil
Kiss me when the lights go down
Lipstick and bruises
Up and down

[CHORUS]

[guitar solo]

Kiss me when the lights go down
Lipstick and bruises
Up and down

This is what you always wanted
It's what you asked for
This is what you always wanted
And now you want more
And now you want more
And now you want more
It's what you wanted
It's what you needed
And now you want more

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