Please wrap your drunken arms around me
And I'll let you call me yours tonight
Cause slightly broken's just what I need
And if you give me what I want
Then I'll give you what you like

Please tell me I'm your one and only
Or lie and say at least tonight
I've got a brand new cure for lonely
And if you give me what I want
Then I'll give you what you like

When you turn off the lights
I get stars in my eyes
Is this love?
Maybe someday
So don't turn on the lights
I'll give you what you like

Emotions aren't that hard to borrow
When was the word you never learned
And in a room of empty bottles
If you don't give me what I want
Then you'll get what you deserve

When you turn off the lights
I get stars in my eyes
Is this love?
Maybe someday
I've got this scene in my head
I'm not sure how it ends
Is it love?
Maybe one day
So don't turn on the lights
I'll give you what you like

I'll give you what you like
I'll give you one last chance to hold me
If you give me one last cigarette
By now it's only in the morning
Now that I gave you what you want
All I want is to forget

When you turn off the lights
I get stars in my eyes
Is this love?
Maybe someday
I've got this scene in my head
I'm not sure how it ends
Is it love?
Maybe one day
So don't turn on the lights
I'll give you what you like


Lyrics submitted by WhisperingToGhosts, edited by swxrly, wyatt3581

Give You What You Like Lyrics as written by Avril Ramona Lavigne Chad Kroeger

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    When I hear this song I think about Erotica and Sex between two people. In the beginning of the song Avril says: "Please wrap your drunken arms around me" Her mate probably drunk.

    "Please tell me I'm your one and only Or lie and say at least tonight" I think that it's kind of a Fling. She want her parther to say shes the one and only, but she don't really care if he means that or not.

    "And if you give me what I want Then I'll give you what you like" sign of attraction. She wants his body.

    "When you turn off the lights I get stars in my eyes Is this love? Maybe someday So don't turn on the lights I'll give you what you like"

    Turn off the lights- during the sex. She don't know if it's love or not, but she wants him badly.

    "Emotions aren't that hard to borrow When was the word you never learned" I think she means that she wants his emotions and love. Maybe in his past he was lacked of love, and he don't know how to show her enough love.

    "And in a room of empty bottles" they may be both drunk.

    "I've got this scene in my head I'm not sure how it ends" sign of drunk.

    "I'll give you one last chance to hold me If you give me one last cigarette By now it's only in the morning Now that I gave you what you want All I want is to forget"

    She gives him the chance to be with her this night, she granted her body for him. right now it's morning, after the night. when she says "all I want is to forget" It could be a couple of meanings: 1.Maybe she wants to forget that night.

    1. Maybe she wants to forget her past and enjoy for one night.

    I really love this song! And im sorry about my english ><

    SapirRainbowon November 25, 2013   Link

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