I'd really like to see you there.
I can't pretend like I don't care.
Because I really do yeah.
Please just kill the drama.
Go to sleep, we'll talk tomorrow.
Dream about me (about me), and don't worry
We'll be fine (be fine).

Can you hear me?
Can you see me?
What I don't know can not hurt me.
Can you hear me?
Can you see me?
What I don't know can not hurt me.

I'm turning around.
I'm turning around.
I'm turning it out.
I'm taking it out.
I'm turning around.
I'm falling apart.
I'm hitting the ground.

I'm turning around.
I'm turning around.
I'm turning it out.
I'm taking it out.
I'm turning around.
I'm falling apart.
I'm hitting you down.

You said that we were leaving, I asked "where we were going."
Do you really (really)?
I just really do want everything to work out
Like the motion picture endings.
What I really (really)
What I really meant to say, to say

Can you hear me?
Can you see me?
What I don't know can not hurt me.
Can you hear me?
Can you see me?
What I don't know can not hurt me.

I'm turning around.
I'm turning around.
I'm turning it out.
I'm taking it out.
I'm turning around.
I'm falling apart.
I'm hitting the ground.

I'm turning around.
I'm turning around.
I'm turning it out.
I'm taking it out.
I'm turning around.
I'm falling apart.
I'm hitting the ground.

What I don't know cannot hurt me [Repeat x2]

Can you see me?
What I don't know can not hurt me.
(please just kill the drama.
Go to sleep, we'll talk tomorrow.
Dream about me, and don't worry
We'll be fine.)


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Kill the Drama Lyrics as written by Jose Daniel Romero Daniel Lowder

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    i think its about this couple who are having trouble with everything and the singer just wants to get past all their problems.

    youcanbreathe_nowon July 25, 2005   Link

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