Fuck Me For Free

Recover

You did it to me, so now I do it back
Give me disease, give me a heart attack
All my plans are tentative
I'll die for you but I won't live

Oh we can go anywhere
Oh we can go in an ambulance
Oh we can do anything
Oh we can do it right now

You did it to me, so now I do it back
You did it to me, so now I do it back

Fuck me free, I want my money back
Love is so cheap, such a worthless trap
All my friends are thick as thieves
I'd die for them and what we believe

Oh we can go anywhere
Oh we can go in an ambulance
Oh we can do anything
Oh we can do it right now

Can you come home
Can you come right now
Can you come home
Can you come right now

I'm not good enough, I'm not clean anymore
I'm damaged up, I want to come home but
I'm not good enough, I'm not clean anymore
I'm damaged up, I want to come home

Oh we can go anywhere
Oh we can go in an ambulance
Oh we can do anything
Oh we can do it right now, right now


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    so i saw these guys in august with finch. awesome set, and when they announced this song i was just like wait....did he just say fuck me for free? and then they started playing....i like the song. i do, i do. and thats so effing funny. so.......

    scarletdawnon January 29, 2005   Link

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