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I could go, high on you,
I could go inside, take it all out,
down on you.

I could go, touching you,
inch by inch of your skin,
using you.

I could go, drinking you,
give me the blood
I need so much,
high on you.

‘Cause I need what I want
and I feel you by my side,
and I need to be,
and I want to be
high on you.

I could go, breaking you,
inside my bones
I taste your soul,
crushing you

You are the drug,
my body wants.
I’d use you once and again,
once and again,
once and again.

‘Cause I need what I want
and I feel you by my side,
and I need to be,
and I want to be
high on you.

And I need your hands,
inside my heart,
I need your lips,
screaming my name.
I miss the smell
you left on my bed,
I miss the taste,
of your skin.

Not every look is justified,
not every word, starts a fight.
I still think, you are,
the most beautiful thing
in my life.

You are the drug, my body wants,
I’d use you once and again,
once and again, once and again.

‘Cause I need what I want
and I feel you by my side
and I need to be,
and I want to be
high on you.

I miss the taste,
of your skin.

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from Nothing Until Finished, track released October 27, 2016
Music and lyrics by Half Tangerine
Produced by Alberto Ortiz and Half Tangerine
Recorded and mixed by Alberto Ortiz at Jungle Sound Studio, San José, Costa Rica
Mastered by Brian Big Bass Gardner, CA, USA

Art by Daniel Montiel

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