Pulling this watch as faces go
Pulling in a word and done it slow
This other time

I see your face is silent
Go, we go away and
What have you done?
Takes a feeling inside us all

Continue out
With just one push of my arm
But you're so close now
And you're so close now

All I have to do is three short blows
All that still is pressed inside
The full when the wall
And you don't even know

All I have to do is kill her
All I have to do is kill her
All I have to do is kill her

And all the other faces here with me
The others dressed in summer's things
Finding one way to be wonderful
Finding one way to the other souls
And every time it's you
It's like the blood on the stairs is sent away
And every time we see it's all said before you

Finding the ways to kill you
You used to say this fear of drowning
Fear no death by water
Father walks in at the foot of the bed
Six of you want to see you safe
Just one time you'll meet this man
All you've got to do is kill her
And all you've got to do is kill her

Trickle the sands against and pull the animals
Just out of the womb
Seeing the cow dead before he was born
The man he, he loved
The solid pieces fell on the ground
He couldn't kill another life
He couldn't kill another life
He couldn't kill another life

It's all been putting up
It could have been some friends
Pulling strings so I could meet you
All I want to do is hit you

She says
"Look over my shoulder!
See the sky!"
And the sky goes black!
And the sky goes black!
I just told you to be there!
I just told you to be there!
Angels come to be there!
Angels come to be there!

Everytime I looked up the stairs
I used to see her die
She would move so slow
Anyone could have been but she was a cat
Anyone could have been she was a cat
Pulling away as I used to fight
Let's just make some noise
That ugly or pretty
The face stays the same

Her face stays the same
Her face stays the same
The ugly or pretty
Her face stays the same
Stays the same, stays the same

And looking on the final walls
And looking on the final walls
Did you now find this malice out
The angels fall
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise
Let's make some noise

Looking for help, help they used to say
Help me be your mother for just one day
Let's fall in churches far outside

They used to love
They used to love
They used to
They used to
Love


Lyrics submitted by MDMaster, edited by Mellow_Harsher, ciccio, granday

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    I think the actual title is "All Mine".

    The most insane Cure song ever. "Give Me It" looks tame by comparison. Eleven minutes of total musical meltdown.

    Cynothoglyson September 11, 2006   Link

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