I can take another bet
She loves to fuck, I must confess
Everything is so abused
The little things she puts me through
I can't stand to be insane
You little fuck, you're so arranged
All the pain is nearly dead
That's in my thoughts
And in your bed

I can't change
Well guess who came to kill the love here
Every time you fuck
Guess who came to kill the love here

I won't scream
I'll take your bet
She loves to fuck, I must confess
Everything is so abused
The little things she puts me through
I can't stand to be insane
You little fuck, you're so arranged
All the pain is nearly dead
That's in my thoughts
And in your bed

Can't kill monsters


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    Well, this is a shot in the dark, but I think it's about sex.

    The name "The Switch", must mean about how she turns him on. Just a guess.

    coldinhereon May 04, 2002   Link
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    I think it's about beating someone for pleasure...damn what's it called?! :mad:

    Harry Manbackon July 03, 2002   Link
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    Sadism?

    MajinCloudon July 04, 2002   Link
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    It doesn't say anything about that kind of stuff. When it says: "everything is so abused". He's talking about his relationship, because it's becoming nothing but sex.

    "all the pain is nearly dead"

    coldinhereon July 08, 2002   Link
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    -- sorry it cut my message in half --

    Ok, take this couple, they are in a fight, the man is pissed off as hell. But he's willing to put away his anger to have sex.

    So when he says "all the pain is nearly dead", he's just holding back his anger for his sexual urges.

    coldinhereon July 08, 2002   Link
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    I can relate to this song. it is the best song by my favorite band.

    Windsoffame9on July 18, 2002   Link
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    great way to put it coldinhere. He seems to be very angry at himself for not doing what he knows in his heart he should. Step away from the negative energy his relationship is bringing him. But he simply enjoys sex too much to let go of her.

    sosickofmanon October 16, 2002   Link
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    switch is a D/s term pertaining to someone who is sometimes dominant, sometimes submissive. So maybe that's it.

    emo_bahon October 16, 2002   Link
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    I think it's an attack on someone that Scooter had found to be fake and dishonest, most likely someone he was in a relationship with. But then again, that's just me...

    Bleeding_Freakon March 16, 2003   Link

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