You're red, soaking wet.
I'm right next to you.
You're red, soaking wet.
Lets writhe, let me see you trip.
One move that will keep you wet.
Lets fall in a long sadistic trance.
Put the keys in our hands.

Guns. Razors. Knives.
(Fuck with me)
Guns. Razors. Knives

You're red soaking wet.
I'm right next to you.
You're red, soaking wet.
Lets sail in this sea of charms.
Lets drown underneath the stars.
Lets drink with our weapons in our hands.
Lets sleep in this trance.

Guns. Razors. Knives.
(Fuck with me)
Guns. Razors. Knives

You're red soaking wet.
I'm right next to you.
You're red soaking wet.

Guns. Razors. Knives.
(Fuck with me)
Guns. Razors. Knives.

You're red soaking wet.
I'm right next to you.
You're red soaking wet.
I'm right next to you.
You're red soaking wet.


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    Ummmmm............. with this interpretation i'm just scrachin' the surface so i might be wrong, but anyways i think this song has sourt of the same meaning as beware on saturday night wrist, even though he explains the drugs nd stuff as something gratifying (Let's fall in a long sadistic trance, Let's sail in this sea of charms, Let's sleep in this trance, etc)i think that when he says: let's drink with our weapons in our hands he's reffering to the drugs. The lines which says let's writhe let me see u trip one move that will keep u wet i think that since writhe means to twist painfully or somethin like that he's reffering to how a person would try to get out of being an addict (which is painful) but then seeing him trip (which would be not going through with it) nd lastly the line: one move that will keep u wet reffers to how trippin' will keep u in that same state u were in before (which is an addict) nd since being wet is being reffered to as being fuked up then i think that explains the chorus. Another line which he says: put the keys in our hands i think he's reffering to the drugs as being the keys so he could open up that state of euphoria that he explains. finally i think the line which says: let's drown underneath the stars he is reffering to dying while being fuked up. Oh! nd i'm not sure wat he means by Guns, Razors, Knives, fuk wit me..... but like i said i only scratched the surface i wouldn't be suprised if i got it wrong so feel free to correct me........................ anyways cant fukin wait for 5/18 to come!!! the first time i discovered the deftones is like i finally found a missing piece of myself they r fukin great!=D

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