Unhealthy

Dot-dot-dot, what's the protocol? Running back, running back, hit a wall Running back, running back, know it all Got a couple things I wanna share with you I wanna grow with you Kick back, watch a bit of pay-per-view Bit broke, but I still pay for you Couple things that I wanna say to you, wanna say to you Had that time in the vine when you left without me Say you wanted us, but you're always out there Say you wanted us, but you never shout me Xan' in the rain, now I'm always rowdy Xan' in my brain, now I'm always cloudy Lipstick on my shirt, 'cause you're always pouty I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself I keep running back, but you're so bad for my health I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself anymore I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself I keep running back, but you're so bad for my health I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself anymore Mm, ayy My boy called me while I'm in New York To tell me that, he got with my ex at a bar in London I tell him, "It's no big deal, we split up a long time ago" The same night I meet this girl in New York, we had a great night The next day she leaves and won't reply to any of my messages I don't hear from her in a while The next day, my ex starts messaging me out the blue I haven't said anything to her about anything Haven't spoken to her for months, actually Some sort of guilty conscience, I guess I open the messages, but don't reply I pay no mind because there'll be no point A week later, a New York girl messages me saying that She felt bad because her ex was there the night we got together She feels bad both ways Says, she wants to see me before I go I'm at the airport at this point We're a cycle of baggage at this point What's the moral of the story? I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself I keep running back, but you're so bad for my health I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself anymore I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself I keep running back, but you're so bad for my health I keep coming back, 'cause I can't cope by myself anymore