Cute When You Scream

Senses Fail

Fuck with
My heart
I'll teach you what it's like

To be
So used
That you have to clean

The dirt
Stuck in
Your plastic finger nails

And just the scent of you is enough
To make me sick

And all I know is
Revenge is sweet when

You know that you are worthless
And I am better than
The games that you play princess
I've played and always win

I'll take
My time
To slowly plot your end

But now
I will
Spit bullets with my pen

And all I know is
You're cute when you scream

I'll take you to the top
Of this building and just push you off
Run down the stairs so I can see
Your face as you hit the street


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You're Cute When You Scream Lyrics as written by David Michael Miller Daniel Gerard Trapp

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    This is one of my favorite new senses fail songs. i can't wait for the release of "Let It Enfold You" it's gonna be awesome.

    I think this is a song about a relationship or something relating to that. This line: "And I, am better than the games that you play princess" is what makes me think that. whatever. and not to brag but i get to see the guys in 4 days!

    PerfectWeaponon April 10, 2004   Link
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    This song is about a guy getting even with his girl.... About the games that significant others play, sometimes they like you other times they hate you, one day you get showered with love next day your baited into an argument... GOOD SONG!

    TakeMySundaeon April 30, 2004   Link
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    Only 2 comments eh? I think this song is fucking sweet. It's obvious what it's about, but I like when he says: (I'll take, my time) To slowly plot your end. (But now, I will) Speak bullets with my pen.

    downseton September 24, 2004   Link
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    awesome song, but the beginning isnt "play with my heart" its "fuck with my heart"

    emerica69on October 01, 2004   Link
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    yeah one of my fav songs on the album

    punk_tinkerbelon November 23, 2004   Link
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    love this song.. especially the end "this time, I win. So here's your kiss goodbye." he's done playing games.. love it. :)

    sweet_queenon December 16, 2004   Link
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    i think he wants to get revenge on a girl that really hurt him he wants to see her scream, and see her hurt

    OnLyMe_NoThInGmOrEon December 19, 2004   Link
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    just thought i would let you know it's actually Spit bullets with my pen.

    ilookupto_alancrosson December 27, 2004   Link
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    Spit bullets with my pen.

    ilookupto_alancrosson December 27, 2004   Link
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    i think ist about a guy who realizes he's better than the relationship that he's in and needs to get out ... then he kills her because it makes him feel better ... kinda like she deserved to die ... maybe it was all a dream that made him realize shit ... awsome song

    emo_life_suicideon January 01, 2005   Link

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