Oh, my love, please don't cry
I'll wash my bloody hands and
We'll start a new life

I ripped out his throat
And called you on the telephone
To take off my disguise
Just in time to hear you cry when you

You mourn the death of your bloody valentine
The night he died
You mourn the death of your bloody valentine
One last time
Singin'

Oh, my love, please don't cry
I'll wash my bloody hands and
We'll start a new life
I don't know much at all
I don't know wrong from right
All I know is that I love you tonight

There was police and flashing lights
The rain came down so hard that night and the
Headlines read, "A lover died"
No tell-tale heart was left to find when you

You mourn the death of your bloody valentine
The night he died
You mourn the death of your bloody valentine
One last time
Singin'

Oh, my love, please don't cry
I'll wash my bloody hands and
We'll start a new life
I don't know much at all
I don't know wrong from right
All I know is that I love you tonight
Tonight

He dropped you off, I followed him home
Then I, I stood outside his bedroom window
Standing over him, he begged me not to do
What I knew, had to do 'cause I'm so in love with you

Oh, my love, please don't cry
I'll wash my bloody hands and
We'll start a new life
I don't know much at all
I don't know wrong from right
All I know is that I love you tonight
Tonight


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My Bloody Valentine Lyrics as written by Joel Madden Benji Madden

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    At first I thought this song was kinda scairy realy good but a little weird but then I read in a magazine that good charlotte said this song is about the story "The Tell tale heart" by edgar allen poe. and i went back and listned to the song and i was like yeah that really makes sense. so it's not really that scairy but it is really really great.

    sugarNspiceon April 14, 2003   Link

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