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(Stanley Chris)

The song is about the issues of acceptance and rejection in relationships. It deals with how couples accommodate the flaws in their partners.

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CHORUS:
I signed a deal with an angel but
She didn't keep her end of the bargain fuck 
I stormed out of her bedroom
One cold night after some booze

To sign a deal with a devil that
Was gonna keep her end of the bargain and
We met up in her bedroom
One hot night after some booze

VERSE 1:
In this house there's a mirror
That reflects what I look like 
In my heart but I don't trust 
What I see on the other side 

PRE-CHORUS 1:
I've gotta face all this darkness or I'm fake 
But need to rest from this madness or I'll break 

POST-CHORUS:
And now the rest is history history
And now we're making history history 

VERSE 2:
In this house there's a mirror 
That reflects so much clearer 
Don't know how but I can trust 
What I see on the other side 

PRE-CHORUS 2:
I'm gonna take all the chances she can spare 
For all the mess that I'm certain I will make

© Stanley Chris 2023

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