"Ha ha ha ha"

Everybody here in this small town
Looks used and abused at bay
Everybody here's looking outside in
Seems like nothing ever changes

Everybody, they just want to have a good time
Everybody, they just want to forget
Everybody wants to feel like they did
When the sky looked blue
And the world was perfect

I don't care
I just want to die pretty
I just want to get lost in the motion
I just want to get lost in my beautiful self
I just want to get lost in the city
I don't want to live forever
I just want to die a beautiful death

"Ha ha ha ha"

(Ugh)
Yeah, I got to get the hell out of this town
Everybody's looking upside-down
Everybody here is looking for the same thing
When it seems like nothing ever changes
Everybody they just want to find a slow ride
Everybody they just want to get by

Everybody wants to feel like they did
When the sky looked high
And the world was simple

I don't care
I just want to die pretty
I just want to get lost in the motion
I just want to get lost in my beautiful self
I just want to get lost in the city
I don't want to live forever
I want to die a beautiful death

I want to die a beautiful death
I just want to die a beautiful death
I just want to die a beautiful death
I just want to die pretty
Oh oh oh oh oh oh

I just want to die pretty
Oh (oh)
I just want to die pretty
Oh (oh)
Sometimes I just want to die

I just want to get lost in the moment
I just want to get lost inside the city tonight
I just want to get lost inside myself
I don't care about nothing

I just want to get lost in the motion
I just want to get lost in my beautiful self
I just want to get lost in the city
I don't want to live forever
I want to die a beautiful death

I want to die a beautiful death
Yes, I want to die a beautiful death
I just want to die a beautiful death
I just want to die pretty

"Oh yeah"


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I Want to Die a Beautiful Death Lyrics as written by Craig Montoya Art Alexakis

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    No one has commented on this song?! I think this song is great! It's sort of an unspoken thing thats finally been said... who doesn't want to die pretty? Sure, it's a little morbid, but it's going to happen anyway... he doesn't want to die desperate, curled up in the corner of his room, he doesn't want to die a horrid death, mauled by some animal. However, I haven't exactly figured out how one "dies pretty." It's sort of an oxymoron, but I'm sure there's some heroic death out there that might fit the word "beautiful." It's something to think about, anyway.

    SOMEONE150on October 09, 2004   Link
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    Yeah, I do want to die pretty. Good song.

    AudiLuvaon October 12, 2004   Link

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