Grayson O'Very and Bailey Lawson perform a duet about losing yourself in someone else. The song circles around a figure named Susan and the feeling of not knowing where one person ends and another begins, built on repeated lines and heat imagery that blur two voices into one.
Don't know where you leave off and I begin. When will you come to me easy? Come to me free of all ties. Susan, pull away from the past, let the future in.
That's how I want you.
You make a blur of my senses. Make the heat in me rise to oozing till I'm high off the scent of your soft green skin. No more slamming those brakes No more pulling back. Do whatever it takes, Susan. Don't know where you leave off and I begin.
Give me time and I promise, buddy, I can figure a way.
You need me to help. But you can't.
Just let me work out what I'm gonna do. All right, good.
I'll be yours.
Yes.
Oh my Susan, I've got to have you.
Make a doubler of my senses. Make the heat in me rise.
Susan, pull away from the past.
Let the future in. Sweep me up, lift me high, and let me drop.
Show my heart it can fly and I'll never stop.
No more slamming those brakes, no more pulling back.
Do whatever it takes.
I'm Susan.
From the moment I found you, I don't know why.
I think I'm whirling around and around you.
I don't know where I leave off and we begin.
