Timmy McKeever - Shouldn't Be Lyrics

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Shouldn’t Be Lyrics by Timmy McKeever

I shouldn’t be sitting here
I shouldn’t be sipping on the east side of town
You shouldn’t be somewhere
Anywhere you know that I’d be right now
But here we are again, spinning back in
Letting our sins hit the hardwood floor

We shouldn’t be flirting with disaster
We shouldn’t be running for the flames
You and me weren’t dancing in the aftermath of a cat-five hurricane
With all the miles we put on our hearts
I’m surprised they ain’t falling apart (yeah)
We said the last time would be the last time
But after tonight maybe it shouldn’t be

‘Cause I can’t get enough
Of that light blue still left on your skin
Every time we touch
I feel that relapse kicking in
So what if we let the whiskey do the talking
Let bygones be bygones and baby go all in

We shouldn’t be flirting with disaster
We shouldn’t be running for the flames
You and me weren’t dancing in the aftermath of a cat-five hurricane
With all the miles we put on our hearts
I’m surprised they ain’t falling apart (yeah)
We said the last time would be the last time
But after tonight maybe it shouldn’t be
Maybe it shouldn’t be

We shouldn’t be flirting with disaster
We shouldn’t be running for the flames
You and me weren’t dancing in the aftermath of a cat-five hurricane
With all the miles we put on our hearts
I’m surprised they ain’t falling apart, no
We said the last time would be the last time
But after tonight maybe it shouldn’t be

Maybe it shouldn’t, maybe it shouldn’t be
(Maybe it shouldn’t be

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