I won't stop following you
Now help me pray for
The death of everything new
Then we'll fly farther

'Cause you're my girl
And that's alright
If you sting me, I won't mind

We'll stop to rest on the moon
And we'll make a fire
I'll steal a carcass for you
Then feed off the virus

'Cause you're my girl
And that's alright
If you sting me, I won't mind
'Cause you're my girl
And that's alright
If you sting me, I won't mind

(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)

I see a red light in June
And I hear crying
You turn newborn baby blue
Now we're all the virus

You're my girl
And that's alright
If you sting me, I won't mind
'Cause you're my girl
And that's alright
If you sting me, I won't mind

(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(And now look at 'em
Look at 'em now, look at 'em, sting)
(Sting)
(Sting)
(Sting)


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Rx Queen Lyrics as written by Chi Cheng Chino Camilo Moreno

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    ok easy song. oviously about chinos wife as others have said but why these lyrics....Think of a vampire, The beast the sucks life from you to live. think of wife. maybe connection there. Not caring what life she steals from you no care of what she does but more that she love you and that you will do anythign for her.

    moshprofessionalon April 14, 2002   Link

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