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Nightmare Girl

from The Last Five Years by MilØ

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Starting to discover infidelities in the relationship and feeling abandoned and ignored.

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Baby can't you see that I'm close to suicide?
While you seem to sit and pass me by.
I always try my best to give you the world.
But to you I'll always be your little nightmare girl.
Oh, oh.

I'm crawling on the ground baby, help me up.
You only seem to care if it fills your cup.
I walk around on eggshells just to make you glad.
But you never seem to notice if you make me sad.
Oh, oh.

Baby I hope one day you notice and you'll sing a long.
When I'm dead and gone, will you sing this song?
Lover sing it loud in my memory.
And think of the love you never gave to me.

We love inside a game of mental war.
I'll never be as lovely as your internet whores.
A girl can only sit around and wait for so long,
Until she throws her heart away and writes you a song.
Oh, oh.

Baby I need some loving, can you hold me please?
I always itch your scratch but you never fill my needs.
I lay low and I'm loyal but I'm starting to cry.
Maybe you'll finally notice me when I die.

Baby I hope one day you notice and you'll sing a long.
When I'm dead and gone, will you sing this song?
Lover sing it loud in my memory.
And think of the love you never gave to me.

Baby can't you see that I'm close to suicide?
While you seem to sit and pass me by.
I always try my best to give you the world.
But to you I'll always be your little nightmare girl.

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from The Last Five Years, track released October 27, 2015

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MilØ Denton, Texas

Vocals/Guitar- Stephy Huffstutler

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