She smokes like an amethyst
She's moving her way through my skin
She moves me
'Cause east is the way I go
But nobody seems to notice
How I feel

Keep all the lights off
And I'll try to kill our past time
Just to find your heart
Please don't ignore me
Or I'll just fall asleep
And wake up when you're gone

This body only needs
To learn to feel the problem disappear
I froze with those plastic eyes
Cutting lose from upon this disguise

Keep all the lights off
And I'll try to kill our past time
Just to find your heart
Please don't ignore me
Or I'll just fall asleep
And wake up when you're gone

She smokes like an amethyst
She's moving her way through my skin


Lyrics submitted by marco182

Amethyst Lyrics as written by Daniel Haigh Omar Abidi

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    Sorry you guys, but you are wrong. I've listened to this song a good 60 times.

    It's simply about two people who have lost a connection to each other. The guy is going to kill his past times to get her interested again. If you read the chorus carefully, you notice that they have to have/be intimately involved "please don't ignore me or I'll just fall asleep, and wakeup when you're gone".

    The only line that makes no sense to me is "cause east is the way I go".

    Msiminaon January 08, 2008   Link

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