Come High

from Fame Is Relative by Shotgun Zombie

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lyrics

The come down hits me hard
I feel it in my hands
I'm remembering a time
That I didn't need this at all
I was fine on my own
Or at least better off without you

Chorus:
Tonight, I will be watching you all night
You're the dealer, so give me the drugs
This is a sign, come high, or don't come at all
We're so out of touch

This was supposed to be the real thing
But they cut it weak, and diluted the whole thing
This is the start of something terrible
She whispers in my ear
I'm nostalgic for a high
That I haven't felt for so long
Where have you been?
I need a hit

Chorus

I want you to feel this
At the base of your spine
I want you to feel this
I want you to feel this

Chorus

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from Fame Is Relative, released September 10, 2013

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