With the lights out it's a little less dangerous
Even with a stranger, never gets painless
Don't be afraid (afraid, afraid)

Every time I think I'm gonna change it
(Think I'm gonna change it, think I'm gonna change it)
It's driving me (driving me) insane (insane)
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

Do you live, do you die, do you bleed
For the fantasy?
In your mind, through your eyes, do you see
It's the fantasy?

Maybe tonight we can forget about it all
It could be just like heaven
I am a machine
No longer living, just a shell of what I dreamed
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)

Do you live, do you die, do you bleed
For the fantasy?
In your mind, through your eyes, do you see
It's the fantasy?

Say it, say it, say that you believe
Say it, say it, to me

Do you live, do you die, do you bleed
For the fantasy?
Automatic, I imagine, I believe

(Whoever??)
Nothing you are
(Hold eyes and??)
Where you were then?

Say:
'I love you' - say it
See
Nothing you see

Do you live
Do you die
Do you bleed
For the fantasy?

Do you live, do you die, do you bleed
For the fantasy?
In your mind, through your eyes, do you see
It's the fantasy?
Automatic, I imagine, I believe
Automatic, I imagine, I believe

Say it, say it, say that you believe
(Automatic, I imagine, I believe)
Say it, say it, say it to me
(Automatic, I imagine, I believe)
Say it, say it, say that you believe
(Automatic, I imagine, I believe)
Say it, say it, say it to me
Automatic, I imagine, I believe
I believe, I believe, I believe


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    Shove the fantasy

    swingerchickon January 20, 2012   Link

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