Something has to change
Undeniable dilemma
Boredom's not a burden anyone should bear
Constant over stimulation numbs me
But I would not want you any other way

Just not enough, I need more
Nothing seems to satisfy
I said, I don't want it, I just need it
To breathe, to feel, to know I'm alive

Finger deep within the borderline
Show me that you love me and that we belong together
Relax, turn around and take my hand

I can help you change
Tired moments into pleasure
Say the word and we'll be
Well upon our way, blend and balance
Pain and comfort, deep within you
Till you will not want me any other way

But it's not enough, I need more
Nothing seems to satisfy
I said, I don't want it, I just need it
To breathe, to feel, to know I'm alive

Knuckle deep inside the borderline
This may hurt a little but it's something you'll get used to
Relax, slip away

Something kinda sad about
The way that things have come to be
Desensitized to everything
What became of subtlety?
How can this mean anything to me
If I really don't feel anything at all? Yeah

I'll keep digging
Till I feel something
Elbow deep inside the borderline
Show me that you love me and that we belong together
Shoulder deep within the borderline
Relax, turn around and take my hand


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    Jimmy has a heck-uv-point along with other people After readying alot of the comments I'd have to say I'm a little on the fence In my opinion here is a list of what I think these powerful lyrics could be about

    1. Business
    2. Fisting
    3. Anal or
    4. Drugs Those are no order. However you must respect Maynard. The man smarter than one should be. Regardless of the lyrics. At least he doesn't have lyrics like Hilary Duff. (Random words that Rhyme)
    phily911on December 12, 2004   Link

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