You're captivating while evading
All the questions I have for you like,
"What exactly makes you tick?"
When the guilt sets in tell me
What exactly are we going to do?

Your tongue is wet with a top secret passion
I hope I am the cause of it
I'll navigate this unsturdy vessel filled with a soft sea pillows and blankets

And I fight the urge to explore
The vastness of your curse I adore
You know I, I hate you
No, I hate you more
You know I, I love you
No, I love you more

Yes, it's true
You've brainwashed me and now I'm more confused
I still somehow hope I end up with you
Yes, it's true
I romanticize every single thing I do
Especially when it comes to you

I've sunken in the quicksands of love
And I don't want you to rescue me
Screw what my supposed friends think
It's obvious they reek of jealousy
It's obvious they reek of jealousy

And I fight the urge to explore
The vastness of your curse I adore
You know I, I hate you
No, I hate you more
You know I, I love you
No, I love you more

Yes, it's true
You've brainwashed me and now I'm more confused
I still somehow hope I end up with you
Yes, it's true
I romanticize every single thing I do
Especially when it comes to you

I hope to God I mean a little more then the sounds that escape your tired 4 A.M. lips
And oh-how I wish I meant a little more then a symphony of heavy breathing and the friction of hips

Yes, it's true
You've brainwashed me and now I'm more confused
I still somehow hope I end up with you
Yes, it's true
I romanticize every single thing I do
Especially when it comes to you


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Himerus and Eros Lyrics as written by Joseph Dean Beck Daniel Ludeman

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    Despite the fact that I am a girl, I relate to this song to an incredible degree. You keep TRYING to find out more about the other person, you keep TRYING to ask questions, only to get avoided. And no matter how hard you try to not like someone, they do seem to brainwash you, and you're stuck in this perpetual cycle of confusion, what with liking them so much and not wanting to ruin the little relationship and closeness you have, to being so frustrated with them for not wanting the same things you do. you end up romanticizing everything, in hopes that maybe you can construe their actions into more than lust, but in the end, you know it's nothing more than a hookup to them. a convenience.

    sammmmanthajon April 28, 2007   Link

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