Baby you make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat faster
I know let alone to rust alone
You're making me
I had to run the damage is done
I give it up
Thee nothing left take the rest
You're draining me

Me I set it light it burns so bright
Stab it out
Stab it out

Baby you make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat faster

I know, I know, I know
I had to run the damage is done
I give it up
I had to go
It got control
You're breaking me
There's nothing left so take the rest
Stab it out
Stab it out
I set it light
It burns so bright
You're draining me

You make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat faster

I know, I know, that it's true
Let alone rust alone
Let alone rust alone
Let alone rust alone

Baby you make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat fast
Baby you make my heart beat faster

There's nothing so take the rest
There's nothing so take the rest
There's nothing so take the rest
There's nothing so take the rest
There's nothing so take the rest

Baby you make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat faster

Baby you make my heart beat faster
Baby you make my heart beat faster



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    I feel like the song isn't about a person. But about her addiction to Crystal meth that she had at the time

    quinnisearon August 11, 2018   Link
  • +1
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    Song is about her Crystal Meth addiction. She literally says "this is not a love song" at the beginning of the music video

    Rockitsockiton February 18, 2023   Link
  • 0
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    its about love.

    good song. i like her voice.

    NateDoggon April 10, 2004   Link
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    yeah i agree.. her voice is awesome in this song! yeah it is something about love but what does she mean in this part- "I had to run the damage is done I give it up I had to go It got control You're breaking me" maybe shes so in love she cant take it?

    vanessalwon April 12, 2004   Link
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    vanessalw: I think it might be about her broken marriage to that Nerve Agents guy (I can't remember his name).

    Firenze131on April 14, 2004   Link
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    completely awesome <3

    koolkt85on April 18, 2004   Link
  • 0
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    it could be she's finding a new love as her old love (Tim Armstrong of Rancid) is falling apart and she's feeling like a schoolgirl all over again.

    keyyoooon May 16, 2004   Link
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    At first I thought it was about love, but I actually think it's the opposite. It's a break up song, and how she panics whenever she sees the guy I think. Great song.

    OrangeSapphireon June 06, 2004   Link
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    i really dont know what it means...but this is one of my favorites.

    blinks not gay u ron June 12, 2004   Link
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    I think this is about a love/hate relationship. She hates her lover so much, yet he still makes her heart beat fast whenever she sees him. Just a thought.

    indignityon June 12, 2004   Link

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