Lend me your ear and
I'll tell you about the things I fear
Open your heart and
I'll tell you why I'm torn apart maybe
Lend me your car
And we'll go chase down a falling star
Give me your hand
Cause it takes that fire to understand

When was the last time you felt high
Oh you were the best I've ever felt
Cause I don't need you to fix me
I just want you to listen

It's killing me too
It's so wrong not to be with you
It's getting harder to stay awake
It's killing me too
It stops my heart just to be with you
So listen 'cause you are
The only one who cares to hear

Lend me your time and
We'll go somewhere
And kill some wine
Show me your soul and I'll shine my light
Where it seems so cold now
Give me your lips and I'll tell you about
All the things I miss the most
Open your mind and
I'll crawl right up and sleep inside of it

When was the last time you felt high
Oh you were the best I've ever felt
Cause I don't need you to fix me
I just want you to listen

It's killing me too
It's so wrong not to be with you
It's getting harder to stay awake
It's killing me too
It stops my heart just to be with you
So listen 'cause you are
The only one who cares to hear

When was the last time you felt high
Oh you were the best I've ever felt
Cause I don't need you to fix me
I just want you to listen

It's killing me too
It's so wrong not to be with you
It's getting harder to stay awake
It's killing me too
It stops my heart just to be with you
So listen 'cause you are
The only one who cares to hear

To hear me


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Killing Me Too Lyrics as written by Jeff Beres Andrew Copeland

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    :(

    iheartmym0mon November 12, 2004   Link
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    "Lend me your car and we'll go chase down a falling star" I love that part. How come more people haven't commented on this song?? It makes me think of two people that want to be together, but can't be. Kind of like Romeo and Juliet.

    champagnehighon January 03, 2005   Link
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    For some reason, this song always reminds me of younger love. This is pehaps one of the best love songs I've ever heard (along with John Denver's "Annie's Song"), and I really appreciate how it expresses the tentative nature of trying to understand someone, and eventually mingling.

    LisaCharlyon May 19, 2005   Link
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    Well i dont think i can top LisaCharly's comment lol and i completely agree. It is an amazing song. I love how gentle it is and, yet, so desperate. Like someone needing to be loved by someone who can only protect. It really hurt me the first time i heard this and i sat in silence to try and listen to the lyrics as best i could and burst into tears! It is heart wrenching. You know that some part of you has felt this before.

    emo_insideon August 14, 2005   Link
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    this is an awesome song, one of sister hazels best. i think its about two people who know they are suposed to be together but for some reason they cant. and it kills both of them. great song!!

    johnnygitar06on September 10, 2005   Link
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    I agree with all the other comments here. A couple who can't be together anymore, and it's killing them both. He wants so much to be with her, or just to be close to her, but he can't.

    treacheroustigeron February 25, 2007   Link
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    Ugh...this song is heart wrenching...I'm in a relationship with a guy that I have no romantic chemistry with, and there's this other guy from my past that I recently caught up with (not phsically) who has given me some inclination that he wants me to break things off with my bf and move to where he is. I know there is so much passion there, but it's risking so much to leave where I am...I just want him to understand the decisions I'm facing, but that I truly do want to be with him so much it "stops my heart."

    jmw427on December 21, 2009   Link

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