Wash your back so you won't stab mine
Get in bed with your own kind
Live your life so you don't see mine
Drape your back so you won't shine

Ooh, then she hold my hand
And I lie to get a smile
Ooh, then she hold my hand
And I lie to get a smile

Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want

Ooh, sweet amber

How sweet are you?
How sweet does it get?
How sweet are you?
How sweet does it get?

Chase the rabbit, fetch the stick
She rolls me over 'til I'm sick
She deals in habits, deals in pain
I run away, but I'm back again
Chase the rabbit, fetch the stick
She rolls me over 'til I'm sick
She deals in habits, deals in pain
I run away, but I'm back again

Ooh, then she holds my hand
And I lie to get a smile
Ooh, yeah
And she squeezes tighter
I still lie to get a smile

Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want
Using what I want
To get what you want

Ooh, sweet amber

How sweet are you?
How sweet does it get?
How sweet are you?
How sweet does it get?

She holds the pen that spells the end
She traces me and draws me in
She holds the pen that spells the end
She traces me and draws me in

Ooh, sweet amber (ooh, sweet amber)

Ooh, sweet amber

How sweet are you?
Ooh, how sweet does it get?
How sweet are you?
How sweet does it get?

It's never as sweet as it seems


Lyrics submitted by ruben

Sweet Amber Lyrics as written by Lars Ulrich James Alan Hetfield

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    thanks to drop2 for the lyrics

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