I'll kill myself today
If we choose devotion over a low life
I'll kill myself today
If you put direction into a world with no daylight

Violent role play
Codeine champagne
The brainwash came free
Love you, leave me

Skin vision
Oh, and your leatherette eyes,
You make me cum
There's glitter in the gutter
And silence what we come from

Skin vision
Oh, and your leatherette eyes,
You make me cum
We glitter in the gutter
And silence what we come from

I'll kill myself today
If you pull the punches and the sex drive
I'll kill myself and name
Make the cut to castrate and send me to the front line

Berlin, Tokyo
Blood lust, tight rope
Ghost of, parties
Need you, hate me.

Skin vision
Oh, and your leatherette eyes,
You make me cum
There's glitter in the gutter,
And silence what we come from

Skin vision
Oh, and your leatherette eyes,
You make me cum
There's glitter in the gutter,
And silence what we come from

I know who you are
I know who you are
We can keep a secret
I know where you come from

I know who you are
I know who you are
We can keep a secret
I know where you come from


Lyrics submitted by plasticwonder, edited by Dan312004

Skin Vision Lyrics as written by Chris Corner

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    my fav song in the album!

    pinkillusionon April 16, 2006   Link

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