Chemical

Kubb

All you're lives are the best I've ever heard
and all my time spent with you getting wasted I know

and all our tears start to flow when we crash to earth

and all our money spent on drugs getting cooked and burned

nothing will ever be the same
nothing will take away your pain

Chorus
You're love's all good
You're love's all good
it's chemical

I dream of a time when I'm straight and you set me free
but I can't walk away got some kind of dependancy

Chorus

Chorus

You're love keeps me breathing
You're love is my healer
You're love keeps me trying
You're love brings me humour
You're love always finds me
You're love gives me meaning
You're love is my master
You're love stops me kneeling
You're Love is my Father
You're love stops me dying
You're love is my brother
You're love has got me on my knees
You're love is my mother
You're love is like my sister
You're love floats around me
You're love is like no other
You're love keeps me breathing
You're love is my healer
You're love keeps me trying
You're love brings me humour
You're love always finds me
You're love gives me meaning
You're love is my master
You're love stops me kneeling
You're Love is myFather
You're love stops me dying
You're love is my brother
You're love has got me on my knees


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Chemical Lyrics as written by Frank R. Pels

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    also first line is 'All your lies are the best I've ever heard'

    yellow flowerson March 20, 2006   Link

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