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Self-Sabotage
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I don't know what's worse
The fact I almost said I love you first
Or that you can't remember
I'm lucky my self worth
Means more than her to myself
Never to you
I thought you were different
Boy was I wrong
I guess I only used you
To write this song
Last night when I looked in your eyes
Filled with little white lies
Pull my hair back, what a setback
Self-sabotage only you would do that
I'd give you the world
But I deserve so much better
Said I never felt closer to anyone but you
That's before I could see right through it
Don't listen to anyone but yourself
I'm not gonna stick around
I thought you were different
Boy was I wrong
I guess I only used you
To write this song
Last night when I looked in your eyes
Filled with little white lies
Pull my hair back, what a setback
Self-sabotage only you would do that
I'd give you the world
But I deserve so much better
I deserve so much better
Than this, than you
I'm so glad I didn't have to see it through
Sorry won't cut it so you might as well shut it
It was fun while it lasted
Phone calls while you're blasted
Self-sabotage casted on you
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Miss Christine Iowa City, Iowa
Christine Moad (they/them) shatters preconceived notions and societal expectations with their
music.
Moad, a bassist and singer-songwriter recording under the moniker Miss Christine, blends indie rock with blues and soul influences delivered with defiant punk attitude to open listeners’ minds to possibilities beyond the gender binary.
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