Lock all the doors
Barricade all the windows
Let's write an ending that's the envy of a broadway show
So take your knife
And hold it to my throat
I say you haven't got the guts
You say you will, I know you won't
So I'll say c'mon
You'll say let's go
Let's show them what worth dying for

Stare so hard that you burn a hole right through my back
Isn't that what lover's do?
Are you obsessed with me like I'm obsessed with you?
And if it's not love then what are we?
But two dumb kids that can not breathe
Without eachother
This is borderline stalker

So hold your breath and hope for the best darling
We're just lying to keep quiet
The daily lives we both possess
The daily lives we both regret
And it starts with a scream like this
The kind that can make your heartbeat want to skip
Fall to the floor
Let's show them what's worth dying for

Stare so hard that you burn a hole right through my back
Isn't that what lover's do?
Are you obsessed with me like I'm obsessed with you?
And if it's not love then what are we?
But two dumb kids that can not breathe
Without eachother
This is borderline stalker

To love someone so much
And have to see them look at someone else is...
It's hell, it's hell
All you good for nothing boys
Meet good for nothing girls
We're good for nothing
It's hell, it's hell
And all you good for nothing boys
Meet good for nothing girls
We're good for nothing

It's in our blood
To disappoint
And lead you on
From the hotel bed
To the hotel floor
Let's show them what's worth dying for

Stare so hard that you burn a hole right through my back
Isn't that what lover's do?
Are you obsessed with me like I'm obsessed with you?
And if it's not love then what are we?
But two dumb kids that can not breathe
Without eachother
This is borderline stalker

Stare so hard that you burn a hole right through my back
Isn't that what lover's do?
Are you obsessed with me
Stare so hard that you burn a hole right through my back
Isn't that what lover's do?
Are you obsessed with me like I'm obsessed with you?


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    This is literally my favorite song by Signal The Escape. I don't know what it is about it; probably the combination of lyrics with everything else.

    Ugh, completely amazing if you ask me.

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