End this suffering

You made a monster of me
Through all your wicked lies
Forever tortured by you
Abandoned at death's door
Until I said no more

Don't look away
You're just a former regret of mine
And when you want, just look away
You're just a former regret of mine
Erasing now

You made a rock star of me
Gave me this wicked life
Paid to be tortured by you
A life I now abhor
And still I say, no more

Don't look away
You're just a former regret of mine
And when you want, just look away
You're just a former regret of mine
Erasing now

Think over all of the shit in your mind
Think over and come to grip with it
Think over all of the shit in your little twisted sick mind, all said

Think over all of the shit in your mind
Think over and come to grip with it
Think over all of the shit in your little twisted sick mind

When you want, don't look away
You're just a former regret of mine
And when you want, just look away
You're just a former regret of mine
Erasing now

You made a monster of me
Until I said no more

Don't look away
You're just a former regret of mine
Erasing now


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Monster Lyrics as written by David Draiman Dan Donegan

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    The song speaks to "God", the one who gave him life, torment, wealth. "You made a monster of me Through all your wicked lies Forever tortured by you Abandoned at death's door Until I said no more".

    Tayntedon November 04, 2006   Link

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