Unlock my love
And set me free
Come fill me up
With ecstasy

Surround my heartbeat
With your fingertips
Unbound my feet
Untie my wrists

Come into my world
Of loneliness
And wickedness
And bitterness

Unlock my love

Unsuffer me
Take away the pain
Unbruise, unbloody
Wash away the stain

Anoint my head
With your sweet kiss
My joy is dead
I long for bliss

I long for knowledge
Whispered in my ear
Undo my logic
Undo my fear

Unsuffer me

Unlock my love
And set me free
Come fill me up
With ecstasy

Unsuffer me
Take away the pain
Unbruise, unbloody
Wash away the stain

Surround my heartbeat
With your fingertips
Unbound my feet
Untie my wrists

Come into my world
Of loneliness
And wickedness
And bitterness

Anoint my head
With your sweet kiss
My joy is dead
I long for bliss

I long for knowledge
Whispered in my ear
Undo my logic
Undo my fear

Unsuffer me


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Unsuffer Me Lyrics as written by Lucinda Williams

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    I think this song is about a relationship that left you bad, that made you suffer. And she's kinda saying to the next person, "anoint my head with your sweet kiss" and wash away the bad that that person has done to me. "Unsuffer me" I think this is a very pretty song, dark, but pretty.

    bseely2005on August 23, 2007   Link
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    this song kind of reminds me of "almost lover" by a fine frenzy i love lucinda's voice

    scrumptiouson October 04, 2008   Link

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