“Goodness gracious I can't seem to stop
 Calling it off
 Calling it off just to keep crawling to your arms”

—  Ellie Goulding

Song lyric of "Goodness Gracious", written by Goulding, Greg Kurstin, and Nate Ruess
Halcyon Days (2013)

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English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist 1986

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