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Maxwell – Playing Possum lyrics
Come back from the dead
You left my, my heart here

Say what you will and won't forget
Express disappointment, speak your regrets, yeah
Or baby call out my name, I'll be where you are
I'll be very still, step down to my heart

Amend this broken
If only you'd wake up from your constant possum playing
If only you'd wake up

I'm begging you sugar, have some leniency
Call the President and ask him baby, to pardon me and bring you
Back to me

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oooooh

And mend this broken
If only you'd quit this nonsense of you possum playing
If only you'd wake up, would you wake up, would you wake up baby
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Songwriters: HOD DAVID, MAXWELL MENARD
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    The song is about a dead relationship. She is emotionally detached and essentially playing dead. Likely cause of all the B.S. he's pulled over the years which is why he wants a "pardon" from the president. He just want to shake her cause she wont talk to him.....at all.
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      The song is about a dead relationship. She is emotionally detached and essentially playing dead.... Read more →

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