Guys Like You Make Us Look Bad

Blessthefall

(You scream don't look, you scream don't touch)
(What have they done? What have I not?)
It's every time I think about your voice I
(Start to tremble, and my throat's aching)
And anytime you need a shoulder (I'm right there)
You've just gotta find a way (a way)

There she sits alone and tries to adjust
She cries, "Please let me go I won't tell anyone"
You scream, "Don't look," oh please God don't (touch)

(You scream don't look, you scream don't touch)
(What have they done? What have I not?)
It's every time I think about your voice I
(Start to tremble, and my throat's aching)
And anytime you need a shoulder (I'm right there)
You've just gotta find a way

(Oh God please help us) get her out of this
(Oh God please help us) get her out of this
(Oh God)
(Oh God)
(Oh God)


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Guys Like You Make Us Look Bad Lyrics as written by Eric Lambert Craig Mabbitt

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    I think we all got the idea :]

    Rape is so horrible... even from a guy's view. How would someone feel, if he loves a girl, but she was raped..? He would be really scared to even touch her, she's been broken by someone so hard... I think that he is sorry that guy like that make everyone else look like that to her.

    If you were though something like that, you would probably get the idea how it feels to adjust to the "set"... After you hear his voice in your head, you want to cry and your troath aches from trying to hold back screams...

    Love this song, wish no one realtes to it like others have already...

    RazoRadiationon October 20, 2008   Link

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