Come on!

I can see her now
Dancing around, her drink in hand
All her baggage in tow
I just want to forget and let go
All of the joy and
All of the pain
I took your guilt and placed it into me
And now I kiss it goodbye
Our last dance ended fatally

Who's sleeping on my side of the bed tonight?
Have you ever cried so hard?
Baby you just died

There she goes again
Another masquerade in false circumstance
She'll fuck you just for the taste
I just wish that I could replace
All the memories of what makes my blood run cold
And as your blood runs through me
I say goodbye to what we had

Who's sleeping on my side of the bed tonight?
Have you ever cried so hard?
Baby you just died

She came and went
I gnawed through my lip
Make-up smeared in her eyes
Each sob's a reason to say goodbye
Sometimes when you're holding on
You'll never see the light

With flowers in her hair
Gazed upon with dead lovers eyes
She never looked so good
And I never felt so right
I felt so wrong

Who's sleeping on my side of the bed tonight?
Have you ever cried so hard?
Baby you just died

YOU JUST DIED!!!


Lyrics submitted by El_Diablo_1987

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    its about AIDS and HIV

    Concepts22on December 27, 2004   Link

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