We got a love that's cold as stone
We got a love from a violent home
We got a love ain't got no name
We kiss our love with lips like pain
We gotta lotta electricity
We got a love like AC/DC
We got a love that ain't got no shame
We kiss our love with lips like pain
Kissing our love with lips like pain

I said "Oh it's bigger than the universe
Bigger than the universe
Bigger than the 2 of us
Oh, it's bigger than you and me
We got a love between us and it's like electricity

We got a love like a violent mind
We got our love from the white, white lines
We got a love that ain't got no name
We got a love that ain't got no name
We kiss our love with lips like pain
We got a love from the nowhere towns
We got a love like electric sounds
We got a love that ain't got no shame
We kiss our love with lips like pain
Kissing our love with lips like pain

I said "Oh it's bigger than the universe
Bigger than the universe
Bigger than the 2 of us
Oh, it's bigger than you and me
We got a love between us and it's like electricity

Oh it's bigger than the universe
Bigger than the universe
Bigger than the 2 of us
Oh, it's bigger than you and me
We got a love between us and it's like electricity


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    this song is about drugs We got our love from the white, white lines

    wyldwytchon April 03, 2003   Link

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