Hypochondriac

Sasha Sloan

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[Verse 1] I used to smoke like a chimney Never took a vitamin in my life I abused my kidneys Knew I had two so I didn’t think twice Never ate breakfast Then I’d get stoned and eat too much I was kind of reckless ’Til I fell in love [Chorus] Now I call my doctor every day Since I met you something in me’s changed Second that you called me yours I had something worth living for Now I’m scared of planes and heart attacks If I die I’ll never get you back You made me a hypochondriac [Instrumental] [Verse 2] I used to drink like a sailor If I had weird pain I’ say prayer Used to need an inhaler Any time I went up a flight of stairs I’m not sayin’ I’m perfect now But you gave me something to think about all the time Glad I made you mine [Chorus] Now I call my doctor every day Since I met you something in me’s changed Second that you called me yours I had something worth living for Now I’m scared of planes and heart attacks If I die I’ll never get you back You made me a hypochondriac [Instrumental] [Bridge] I’m not sayin’ I’m perfect now But you gave me something to think about [Chorus] Now I call my doctor every day Since I met you something in me’s changed Second that you called me yours I had something worth living for Now I’m scared of planes and heart attacks If I die I’ll never get you back You made me a hypochondriac [Outro]

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