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My Worst Best Friend

from Love in the Wrong Times by HADARA Levin Areddy

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I want to make love, she says,
while banging her head against the wall,
she feels so small.
I'm like a mental case, I don't believe this place
will do me any good.

The dogs are barking out,
I wish I had a crowd,
I'd call you up and help you sing.
But this is not a dream,
it's all the way, it seems,
you hurt the one you love the most.
And then you do it again.

Who's the one who told you,
you aren't good enough to
make it out there on your own?
Your heart is full of stars,
they cover up your scars,
and makes you perfect for a song.

The lights are going down.
The boys are leaving town.
You stand there shining on your own.
But this is not a dream,
it's all the way, it seems,
you hurt the one you love the most.
And then you do it again.

You're my worst best friend.

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from Love in the Wrong Times, released June 25, 2017
Written by Hadara Levin Areddy & Duvid Swirsky
Produced by Eli Soorani
Piano: Hadara Levin Areddy
Guitars and additional sing: Duvid Swirsky
All other instruments, whistle, mix and master: Eli Soorani
Recorded in Tel Aviv ( at Eli's) and in LA (at Duvid's).
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HADARA Levin Areddy Israel

A singer/song writer, a rapper, a writer, a determined iconoclast, a free speech advocate. She released 15 albums and authored 3 books (poetry & prose). Loves Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris, Tim Minchin. For further info, see: hadaralevin.com/frames.php?page=biography.php ... more

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