I see love, I can see passion
I feel danger, I feel obsession
Don't play games with the ones who love you
Cause I hear a voice who says
I love you, I'll kill you

Loneliness, I feel loneliness in my room

Look into the mirror of your soul
Love and hate are one in all
Sacrifice turns to revenge and believe me
You'll see the face who'll say,
I love you, I'll kill you,
But I'll love you forever

Loneliness, I feel loneliness in my room


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I Love You...I'll Kill You Lyrics as written by M.c. Curly David Fairstein

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    My Interpretation

    Pretty song. Basically she's been betrayed by her beloved, maybe he cheated on her, maybe its just a crush on her part and she's getting annoyed that he's not noticing her, maybe this is like one of those foeyay songs where she's hated him so long she's grown attached to him, whatever the case she can't stop longing for his company and that apparently pisses her off. my take on the lyrics. Pretty instruments at the beginning/end. weird as shit song.

    Foggypebble2on May 11, 2013   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Although the title appears pretty stupid, this is a great song, believe me.

    I don't think it's about psycho stalkers at all. It is about how love can turn into hate when someone is hurt.

    When someone you love betrays you, you hate him (or her), but you can't stop loving him at the same time. You love him, but you also want revenge ("...Sacrifice turns to revenge..."). This is what I believe this song is about. Anyone who has felt this way will agree.

    Try listening to "When love and hate collide" by Def Leppard. Totally different style of music, but same idea:).

    Vovinon May 18, 2006   Link
  • +1
    My Interpretation

    This song to me is about the saying: "You end up hurting the ones you love the most."

    Lucivaron October 02, 2012   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    this song is about psycho stalkers...and how "love" makes the mind lose control

    incuon May 17, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I agree with Vovin.

    This song is really captivating..one of my favorites from Enigma =).

    RISSexYon July 07, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I agree with Vovin.

    This song is really captivating..one of my favorites from Enigma =).

    RISSexYon July 07, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I agree with Vovin.

    I had a very 'interesting' experience with this song. It happened when I was home on furlough and I was driving down to the Alleghanies (Souther Tier. Western New York. 219-S, y'dig?)

    Anyways, I spent some wonderful times with my girl and for some reason, as I was driving along down that dark, foggy road into the mountains, with a lake by the side of the road... this song came on in my CD player.

    I ended up liking it so much, that I put it on constant "repeat" and two hours later when my girl woke up, I was still listening to that song!

    LOL. Anyways, everytime I hear this song now, my mind flashes back to that road trip.

    I also recall scenes from Tom Clancy's "Without Remorse" when I hear this song. Parts of that book deal with incredible sadness and pain - and also vengence and justince.

    Apt reading material for this song :)

    mobileinfantryon August 09, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    all I have to say is the CD doesn't have "I Kill you" following "I Love you" ... the record label should of thought about that one. very misleading :)) (I just realized this obviously)

    LounginLTBLoveon January 02, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    As a heads up just note that your love will be tested. See love also comes with pain, and suffering. whether it is religious, loving your self, social like friends, or your partner. Ether way the strength of your love is tested. So if you really love someone, or something then be expected to come across bumps in the road, and no matter what love them as you do your self. Why would love come with pain and suffering? Because it wouldn't if you didn't care or love. Plus it helps shape and strengthen your relationship with each other by getting passed your differences. /_/\ /O,O\ \ ^ / /\ /\

    StormWolfon July 06, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    very good song and style of music

    anima69316on February 09, 2011   Link

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