Change the bag
This IV's draining
And I'm afraid
I need another taste to keep me high
Inebriated
Broken, jaded
Still I need more of you inside
The pain you deal just kills me better
The pain is all that keeps me alive

[Chorus]
You don't need your words
To sound like this
I am the hell that saved you
Now, all of your time
Is wasted through
I am the hell that saved you

Maybe it's manipulation
Who's to say?
And maybe I'm a fool
But it's my life
I hate to love to love to hate you
But there's no end for me in sight
So I'll be hooked on hating you
While you continue to suck me dry

[Chorus]

You're just too beautiful
Another fool am I
You want me on my knees
You're just too beautiful
Another fool am I
You've got me down on my knees

[Chorus]


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    great song, i love the lyrics, i love the beat i love this group, oh yea and halo theres this new invention maybe you have heard of it its called a CD burner, yea its great you can download songs off the internet like on Kazaa and than burn those songs on the CD and not have to spent 12 bucks on the CD, i support audiovent by having seen them three times i dont think they mind if i burn their CD

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