Watching the days slip by so fast
Knowing our fate has long been cast
Working our fingers to the bone
'Cause nobody loves you when you're gone, gone, gone, gone

Coughing up feeling just for you
To find something real to hold on to
But there is a hole inside my heart
Where all of my love comes pouring out

You know you'll always be my man
But grab yourself sweetness where you can
'Cause sooner or later we're gonna die
Left to the dogs under the sky

(Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da)
(Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da)

(I cracked a piece of broken glass)
(I cracked a piece of broken glass)

Coughing up feeling just for you
To find something real to hold on to
But there is a hole inside my heart
Where waves of my love come tumbling out
You say that all the good is gone
That I have forgotten who I am
Free as a bird
Wild as the wind
But somehow I cannot let you in

(Someone real)
(Someone real)
(Someone real)
(Someone real)
(Leaving me for someone real)
(For someone real)
(For someone real)
(Leaving me in here)
(Leaving me in here)
(Leaving me in here)
(Leaving me in here)


Lyrics submitted by Metal6Hell6Maker6, edited by ShhImMivi, s0ngfly

Nobody Loves You Lyrics as written by Shirley Ann Manson Douglas Elwin Erickson

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    brilliant song. pretty self explanatory, but nonetheless brilliant.

    thepuppydog26on October 06, 2006   Link

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