Another night sleepless
I don't wanna feel this
Nothing can stop this pain
Trying to get to a time I forget you
Still tangled in yesterday

It's so easy for you
To feel nothing for me
Did you ever feel anything?

I want you to cry over me (cry over me)
Die over me (die over me)
Even for a moment
Even for a moment

I want you to hurt over me (hurt over me)
Feel what I feel
I want you to cry over, die over me
Baby, just one time

I want your heart broken
Some sign of emotion
Wanna see the tears tumble down
Show me I meant something
And that you feel nothing
But your world crashing to the ground

It's so easy for you
To forget about me
Did I ever mean anything?

I want you to cry over me (cry over me)
Die over me (die over me)
Even for a moment
Even for a moment

I want you to hurt over me (hurt over me)
Feel what I feel
I want you to cry over, die over me
Baby, just one time

Cry
Cry
Cry

Well, did you feel something?
Did we mean nothing at all?

I want you to cry over
Cry over me
Die over me
Even for a moment
Even for a moment

I want you to hurt over me (hurt over me)
Feel what I feel
Even for a moment
Oh, why

Can't you just cry over, die over me, baby?
Why can't you hurt like I do
Like I hurt over you?
Can't you cry over, die over me
Baby, just one time?

I want you to cry over, die over me
Baby, want you to fall on your knees
Baby, crawl back to me
Won't you to cry over, die over me
Baby, just one time?

Cry
Cry
Cry


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    Love this song, to me this reminds me of a girl I was with, I loved her deeply and thought she did too, 'cept she didn't, she led me to believe that and after we split she said she was hurt and couldn't turn her feelings off for me, but I never saw it, she never seemed bothered by the fact we were over. The anguish in the song really reminds me of how upset I felt after I saw how things were really going, I just wanted her to cry over me for once so it didn't seem those months were a waste and a lie.

    Auraomegaon March 26, 2009   Link

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