Let You Go - Machine Gun Kelly

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Let You Go Lyrics

Since you left, I've been holding on to a memory
Since you walked out that door, yeah
And you said I changed and you're so damn sick of me
You're not mine anymore, 1-2-3-4

Woah, woah
She said you need to let me go
Woah, woah
She said I died for you, you're like my drug but I can't get high off you
You're not mine anymore

Ayy, I still remember what you wore on the first night
Still remember how that black dress had your curves right
Still remember smokin' just to calm my nerves
'Til you had to leave and grabbed your purse, I grabbed first
Uh, there's no words, yeah, it's just her
Body against mine, makeup on my shirt
Lipstick on my neck, whiskey on my breath
Takin' pictures in the moment so we don't forget, yeah

Woah, woah
She said you need to let me go
Woah, woah
She said I died for you, you're like my drug but I can't get high off you
You're not mine anymore

And I can't be myself without you
I am not well
Okay, I said that before but
I need you now, yeah

Woah, woah
She said you need to let me go
Woah, woah
She said I died for you, you're like my drug but I can't get high off you
You're not mine anymore

Since you left, I've been holding on to a memory
Since you walked out that door
And you said I changed and you're so damn sick of me
You're not mine anymore

Woah, woah
She said you need to let me go
Woah, woah
She said I died for you, you're like my drug but I can't get high off you
You're not mine anymore

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Colson Baker (born April 22, 1990), p/k/a Machine Gun Kelly or MGK, is an American rapper from Cleveland, Ohio. Baker's stage name comes from his rapid-fire lyrical flow and is also a reference to notorious criminal George "Machine Gun Kelly" Barnes. The son of missionary parents, Baker moved around a lot as a child and started listening to rap in sixth grade while living in Denver. At the age of fourteen, he moved to Cleveland. Machine Gun Kelly first gained exposure on MTV2's Sucker Free Freestyle. His debut mixtape, 100 Words and Running, was released in early 2010. That summer he made his national debut with the single "Alice In Wonderland" on the Block Starz Music compilation, Midwest Block Starz. He released his second mixtape, Lace Up, which featured the hometown anthem "Cleveland", in November 2010. On August 3, 2011, he announced he signed with Sean "P. Diddy" Combs's Bad Boy Records. Machine Gun Kelly's discography consists of one studio albums, four singles as a featured artist, and eight mixtapes. His 2012 single "Wild Boy", featuring Waka Flocka Flame, the first single from his Bad Boy/Interscope release Lace Up, peaked at #98 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified Gold. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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