Remember the girl
Abused with forks ,knives and razorblades
Remember the girl
Abused with forks, knives and razorblades
She finally left him, she had enough of her man's rage
Band-aids cover her scars, she left him bloodied
Beat his ass with a bat, face sunk like Silly Putty
Y'all can sit back so I can study
Destruction of the family design
And how the morals of society decline
Essentially it's beats to rhymes like grapes to wine

It's alright we're in love
Can't live with or without

See, see she can't live with him and can't live without him
Stress got her down, she needs to deal with her problems
While the drama gets deeper, I put on the reefer
She took the last step and sent his ass to the reaper
Chaos is what she saw in the mirror
Scared of herself and the power that was in her
It took over and weighed heavily on her shoulders
Militant insanity is now what controlled her

It's alright we're in love
Can't live with or without
We're in love
We're in love

Kill it, before it reaches you
Missiles won't work, it's approaching the mainland
What if it reaches the metropolitan areas, Cosmopolitan areas
Secure the lines, prepare for departure,
Calm, calm, calm
It is a big business and seems to be advancing underground
Because my style is underground
I'm green with my red eyes mad tint
Flee, fly, flow, rapido rapido
She feeds plentiful, electrifying the nation
Electrifying the nation

Don't you see that we are in danger
How will we stop it
She is attacking

Come on, we're runnin out
Runnin out of time
Runnin out of time
Runnin out of time

It's alright we're in love
Can't live with or without


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    You're all a bunch of idiots, this song has to do with so much more than the girl and an abusive boyfriend. It talks about society and families and how the cycle of abuse took over her. How it brought out this rage she didn't know she had. And how it the trend seems to be getting worse and worse in society.

    CIA420on December 09, 2006   Link

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