Praying hands grasp a throat
Searching for a song they wrote
Heater just won't warm a frozen spirit
Just a man with a cause
No reward and no applause
If there was a call he did not hear it

Tiny hero fighting big battles
Mind of stone breaks and rattles

The only thing I need kiss my disease
And make it all better
Clean me when I bleed justify me
Make words of my scattered lettters

Hunger pains take control
Growling at the tired soul
When the body just won't meet the
demands
Growing older growing weak
Going nowhere future's bleak
Need another spark to fire up the plan

Tiny hero fighting big battles
Mind of stone overcomes the rattles

The only thing I need kiss my disease
And make it all better
Clean me when I bleed justify me
Make words of my scattered lettters


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Kiss My Disease Lyrics as written by Chris Dickerson Brett Hestla

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    this is a wonderful song...i think its about achieving ur goals.....like theres a man....who has a goal that he thinks he must achieve but most ppl dunt believe in him....ppl might critisize him for his desires but he pleas that they shudn't be that way.....this song says that we shudn't lose our passion no matter what happens......juss keep ur self heading up the hill!..and one day u will be on the top!!!!!

    undisturbedon October 15, 2002   Link

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