If we cut out the bad
Well then we'd have nothing left
Like I cut up your mouth
The night I stuffed it all in
And you lied to the angels
Said I stabbed you to death
If we go at the same time
They'll clean up the mess

I lost my head
You couldn't come
This lust to my brain almost feels like a gun

Watched you bite into the bottle
Watched me kick out the chair
Let you chew up the glass
And laughed at you just hung there
I have thought of rose petals mostly perfectly pure
Then I thought of your petals
And the abuse they've been through

I lost my head
You couldn't come
This lust to my brain almost feels like a gun
You lost your head
I couldn't come
This lust to my brain almost feels like a-
Almost feels like a-
Almost feels like a gun

I told the angels
Can't stay in heaven
I asked the devil, the devil, the devil

If we cut out the bad
Well then we'd have nothing left
Like I cut up your angels
Yeah, you stabbed me to death

I lost my head
You couldn't come
This lust to my brain almost feels like a gun
You lost your head
I couldn't come
This lust to my brain almost feels like a gun now

I lost my head
You couldn't come
Lust to my brain almost feels like a gun
I lost my head
You couldn't come
Lust to my brain almost feels like a-
Almost feels like a-
Almost feels like a gun

Feels like a gun
Feels like a gun
Feels like a gun
Feels like a-


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    No idea what this song means but I love it. Bert's voice is incredible.

    fireplaceon October 01, 2004   Link

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