Safe (Wish I Was)

from S/T by Pure Hiss

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Walking home, you think you're safe now, but you're not alone.
Footsteps creeping nearer, walking home, you can't hear him.
Peace of mind now a thing of the past. Walking home, you think you're safe now, but you never were. Your little black dress is a target now.

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from S/T, released July 5, 2017

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