Staring out at the world across the street
You hate the way your life turned out to be
He's pulling up
In the driveway
And you don't make a sound
Cause you always learned to hold
The things you want to say
You're always gonna be afraid

There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here
So what will you do?
There's only lies
There's only fear
There's only pain
There is no love here
What will you do?

Broken down like a mirror smashes to pieces
You learned the hard way
To shut your mouth and smile
If these walls could talk,
They would have so much to say
Cause every time you fight,
The scars are gonna heal
But they're never gonna go away

There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here
So what will you do?
There's only lies
There's only fear
There's only pain
There is no love here
What will you do?

You're falling
You're screaming
You're stuck in the same old nightmare
He's lying
You're crying
There's nothing left to salvage
Kick the door cause this is over
Get me out of here

There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here
So what will you do?
There's only lies
There's only fear
There's only pain
There is no love here
What will you do?

There's only hate
There's only tears
There's only pain
There is no love here


Lyrics submitted by Garyg

No Love Lyrics as written by Arnold David Lanni Arnold Lanni

Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    so far i'd have to disagree with what everyone has said about this song...the first time I heard it, it seemed to me that it was about a kid who lived with an abusive father and that the kid gets into a lot of fights with him but is able to hide the scars and damaged until no day the kid is just so fed up with it they the leave but then they go back realizing that its the only place that they have to live and for now they'll just have to deal with it until the kid has enough money or is old enough that they can move out forever and never have to deal with the fathers shit again......

    but thats just my interpretation

    thisxworldsxcoldon March 24, 2008   Link

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