Bleeding, I'm
Crying, I'm
Falling, I'm
Bleeding now, now

Bleeding, I'm
Crying, I'm
Falling, I'm
Bleeding now

Bleeding now, I'm
Crying out, I'm
Falling down and I'm
Feeling nothing, like

Laughing now, I'm
Stopping now, I'm
Ooh, reaching out and I'm
Feeling nothing

Yeah
You created a rift within me
Now, there have been several complications and I'm
Left me feeling nothing
I might say
You were wrong to take it from me
Left me feeling nothing

Crawling now, I'm
Beaten down, I'm
Tortured now and I'm
Feeling nothing, like

Hunting now, I'm
Stalking now, I'm
Reaching out and I'm
Killing nothing

Yeah
You created a rift within me
Now, there have been several complications and I'm
Left me feeling nothing
I might say
You were wrong to take it from me
Left me feeling nothing

Ooh, I can feel you ripping and tearing and feeding and growing inside of me
Ripping and tearing and feeding and growing inside of me

I want this
More than you know
I need this
Give it back to me

You created a rift within me
You are the cause of these horrid complications that are
Ripping and tearing and feeding and growing inside of me, yeah
You've created a rift within me
Now, there have been several complications that are

Ripping, tearing
Feeding, growing
Ripping, tearing
Ripping and tearing and feeding and growing inside of me

I want this
More than you know
I need this
Give it back to me


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    damn things not showing!!!

    the 1st verse relates to me: when i 1st cut myself (bleeding now) i cried my fucking eyes out (crying out). i felt like such a failure (falling now). when i was next happy i saw the cuts on my wrist and i jus felt like i dont deserve to be happy (laughing now, stopping now). i then just started feeling nothing. i cudnt be happy, yet i cudnt cry. my mind was so full of shit and i cudnt do a thing with it. the chorus means to me: "the straw that broke the camels back" that started me cutting was that i cudnt sleep cos my mum had her bf over and they were makin a lot of noise if u know wot i mean. it kept me awak listnin to the voice that was telling me to cut, making me numb. the 2nd verse: i believe its like the making of a serial killer or sumthing (stalking, hunting) as a way of coping with the rift, or trying to take an extreme that wud cure the numbness. but as he tries to do it sumthing holds him back, but still leaving him not feeling anything exept hate 2wards the thing inside holding him back. i can feel u ripping...: blaming the person who "caused a rift"

    (bye the way i dont get those thoughts of stalkin etc. i dunno how i thought of that)

    kronologikalon March 07, 2003   Link

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