The word that would best describe this feeling
Would be haunted
I touch the clothes you left behind
That still retain your shape and lines
Still haunted
I trace the outline of your eyes
We're in the mirror hypnotized
I'm haunted
I find a solitary hair
Gone and still I remenice
I'm haunted

Haunted by your soul
Haunted by your hair
Haunted by your clothes
Haunted by your eyes
By your soul, by your hair
By your clothes, by your eyes
By your voice, by your smile
By your mouth, by your soul
By your hair, by your clothes
By your eyes, by your voice
By your smile, by your mouth
By your soul

HAUNTED (haunted)

So this is for when you feel happy
And this is for when you feel sad
And this is for when you feel...
Nothing

OOOOH when the minutes drag
OOOOH when the minutes drag

And this is for the tears that won't dry
And this is for a bright blue sky
And this is for when you feel...
Lucky
And this is for when you feel...
Lucky

OOOOH when the minutes drag
OOOOH when the minutes drag

So this is for when you're feeling happy again
And this is for when you're feeling sad
And this is for when you feel...
Something

OOOOH when the minutes drag
OOOOH when the minutes drag

HAUNTED (haunted)
When the minutes drag
HAUNTED (haunted)
When the minutes drag

OOOOH
OOOOH


Lyrics submitted by Major Valor, edited by chamacuti, DodgerFuckYou

Haunted When the Minutes Drag [USA Mix] Lyrics as written by David Jay Daniel Gaston Ash

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  • +1
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    Corrected punctuation, spelling, grammar, capitalisation, formatting, and so on:

    The word that would best describe this feeling Would be "haunted"

    I touch the clothes you left behind That still retain your shape and lines Still haunted

    I trace the outline of your eyes We're in the mirror, hypnotised I'm haunted

    I find a solitary hair Gone and still I reminisce I'm haunted

    Haunted by your soul Haunted by your hair Haunted by your clothes Haunted by your eyes By your soul By your hair By your clothes By your eyes By your voice By your smile By your mouth By your soul By your hair By your clothes By your eyes By your voice By your smile By your mouth By your soul Haunted

    So this is for when you feel happy And this is for when you feel sad And this is for when you feel nothing

    Ohh, when the minutes drag Ohh, when the minutes drag

    And this is for the tears that won't dry And this is for a bright blue sky And this is for when you feel lucky And this is for when you feel lucky

    Ohh, when the minutes drag Ohh, when the minutes drag

    Ooh Ooh

    So this is for when you're feeling happy again And this is for when you're feeling sad And this is for when you feel something

    Ohh, when the minutes drag Ohh, when the minutes drag

    Ooh Ooh

    Haunted, haunted When the minutes drag Haunted, haunted When the minutes drag Haunted, haunted When the minutes drag Haunted, haunted When the minutes drag

    Ooh Ooh Ooh Ooh

    DodgerFuckYouon September 01, 2022   Link
  • -1
    General Comment

    I would assume this song is about an obsesed lover.

    kittyzombion January 25, 2009   Link

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