Dressed to kill, you look so right
I am drunk with lust tonight
Your wounds are opening wide
And they might be just my size

Now I'm afraid of open water
But I often bathe in sin
Let's be honest, you know you shouldn't bother
Cause with me, it's impossible to win

Dressed to kill, you look so right
I am drunk with lust tonight
Your wounds are opening wide
And they might be just

There was always
Warmth between us
There was always
Warmth between us

Dressed to kill, you look so right
I am drunk with lust tonight
Your wounds are opening wide
And they might be just my size
Just my size, just my size
Just my size, just my size

Just my size, just my size
Just my size, just my size
Just my size.


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Side Walk When She Walks Lyrics as written by Dallas Green Chris Steele

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    My guess is that this could be song about cheating or just a rebound from a relationship that just went downhill recently.. my reason for this is that he says he often bathe's in sin.. and then later on when he is singing there was always warmth between us, its like he's trying to persuade the girl to go along with it.

    "your wounds are opening wide tonight, and they just may be my size" kinda sounds like he is just recovering something and sees taht the girl is also doing the same..

    sYsemenon June 18, 2004   Link

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