Take me away yeah!

That's enough of all your taunting
Seems I can't remove you from my mind
Don't you know that sometimes
I wish they'd kill me for wanting you
I will sit alone in silence
Can't allow the meaning I can find
Will you be defeated when they
Kill me for wanting you

I can't believe that my sanity
Lies in abandoning you
I can't recall the helpless times
I've been betrayed by you

Sickened from wanting you
Frightened of finding the truth
Don't say anymore
Now my mind isn't changing
This reckoning's long overdue

All past the walls around me
In the prison of my own design
Will I win my freedom if they
Kill me for wanting you
Maybe the arms of Hell will hound me
Just as long as I remain confined
I will be completed when they
Kill me for wanting you

I can't believe that my sanity
Lies in abandoning you
I can't recall the helpless times
I've been betrayed by you

Sickened from wanting you
Frightened of finding the truth
Don't say anymore
Now my mind isn't changing
This reckoning's long overdue

So I have determined I am undone
Will I bury another problem
In the graveyard you allowed me to find
So I have determined I am no one
When I finally cling to something
And it's never been tied to
Every single memory of you

Sickened from wanting you
Frightened of finding the truth
Don't say anymore
Now my mind isn't changing
This reckoning's long overdue

So I have determined I am undone
Will I bury another problem
In the graveyard you allowed me to find


Lyrics submitted by Cactus Fn Chris

Sickened Lyrics as written by David Draiman Dan Donegan

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    i don't have the actual lyrics or anything but it sounds a lot more like they r saying i cant believe that my sanity lies in abandoning you not I can't believe in my settling lies and abandoning you

    990088on June 11, 2007   Link

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