Rather die in your arms, than die lonesome
Rather die hard, than die hollow
The higher that I climb
The deeper I fall down
I'm running out of time
So let's dance while we're waiting

We will live longer than I will
We will be better than I was
We can cross rivers with our will
We can do better than I can
So dance while you can
Dance 'cause you must
Love out of lust
Dance while you can

Rather live out a lie than live wondering
How the fire feels while burning
For life is like a flame
And the ashes for wasting
So honey don't be afraid
To dance while we're waiting
We will live longer than I will
We will be better than I was
We can cross rivers without wind
We can do better than I can
So dance while you can
Dance 'cause you must
Love out of lust
Dance while you can

So tired of waiting
Come baby
So tired of waiting
Come baby

We will live longer than I will
We will be better than I was
We can cross rivers with our will
We can do better than I can

We will live longer than I will
We will be better than I was
We can cross rivers with our will
We can do better than I can

So dance while you can
Dance 'cause you must
Love out of lust
So dance while you can

Love out of lust
Love out of lust
Love out of lust


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Love Out Of Lust Lyrics as written by Bjoern Yttling Rick Nowels

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    Without a doubt one of the best songs on the album.

    Onto the song, I feel that it's very tounge-in-cheek. The lyrics tend to be on an optimistic approach ("Rather die in your arms then die lonesome") side yet the instrumental and her vocals bring on the despair of the track. I'm going to have to agree with ananixon, it's most definitely about everlasting love, beyond the after life and as far as the universe goes.

    justinmymindon April 29, 2011   Link

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