You don't know how much I adore
this damp rag soaked in chloroform
It makes me so hard to ignore
'cause I could never keep your attention
I'm not one to make threats
I've been reduced to promises
I lie to myself 'cause I do it best
I'm not honest with my intentions

So if the blindfold starts to slip and
the rope starts to rip and
I slowly start to give in
Girl, you know I'm sorry
But tonight I'll wait until
I know you're fast asleep
to poison you with memories
of you and me
I pray you die slowly
so I could be the last thing you see
You'll see

Girl, you're busy and that's fine
but there's one thing I gotta get off my mind
I won't take too much of your time
I promise this won't last long, no
I used to be your biggest fan you
used to say I was your man
Now if I can't have you no one can
I'll be the last boy you hang up on

So if the blindfold starts to slip and
the rope starts to rip and
I slowly start to give in
Girl, you know I'm sorry
But tonight I'll wait until
I know you're fast asleep
to poison you with memories
of you and me
I pray you die slowly
so I could be the last thing you see
Oh you'll see
Ha

She's losing consciousness
I'm gaining confidence
It's starting to make sense
Whoa, whoa
She's covered in fingerprints
from her lips to her hips
All I wanted was one more kiss
Whoa, whoa

She's losing consciousness
I'm gaining confidence
It's starting to make sense
Whoa, whoa
She's covered in fingerprints
from her lips to her hips
All I wanted was one more kiss
Whoa, whoa

Tonight I'll wait until
I know you're fast asleep
to poison you with memories
of you and me
I pray you die slowly (die slowly)
so I could be the last thing you see
I pray you die slowly (die slowly)
so I could be the last thing you see
I pray you die slowly
so I could be the last thing you see


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    i dont think this song is meant to be sinister! i actually think its about a girl whom he loves very much and doesnt want anyone else to experience what shes like so he kills her in a peaceful way so she just remembers him, i think its all metaphors and doesnt want her to be in pain

    alk3holicon August 16, 2009   Link
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    it's about how he's completely in love with someone that left him, and he's fantasizing about being able to hold her again, touching her. 'she's covered in fingerprints/from her lips to her hips/all i wanted was one last kiss..' he's saying that he went to far, in his dreams, and this is what happens to him. and by poisoning her with memories of the the two of them, he's saying that she'll always remember what he did to her, and that he's gonna hurt her the way he hurt. this whole song is just about his own little fantasy, he won't do any of it, but he's playing out the scenarios which end up as rape and murder.

    it's a beautiful song, and i hate to say it, but i can understand how he feels. it's so easy to relate to.

    whoaloveeon February 06, 2010   Link
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    This song can only be described with one word and that is buckets, i love the whole thing and its acoustic

    mags2424on June 21, 2006   Link
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    i really wanna know what this songs about...

    i know its got something to do with a breakup &how she's never gonna get another guy.

    but i think theres more... or am i just crazy?

    but i love this song soooooooooooo much. its awsome..

    xo

    BOOM!babyon August 11, 2006   Link
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    Obviously about an ex girlfriend who fucked him over. Wishful thinking on revenge most likely.

    YeahDoggon August 12, 2006   Link
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    Are you sure it isn't " This damp rag soaked in chloroform" rather than and?

    mrperson13on August 14, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    It's Obviously about him raping a girl

    calebofroyon December 17, 2006   Link
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    He wants to kill the girl who he couldn't keep. Sick, really.

    But he also says he's not really going to do it. He's just going to fantasize about his revenge.

    "I'm not honest with my intentions."

    I like it.

    jam_stickson December 17, 2006   Link
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    To me it seems kinda like he's a stalker. They dated and she dumped him and now he's stalking her. I think it's "This Damp Rag Soaked in Chloroform" It makes more sense with the next line "it makes me so hard to ignore". Why would a damp rag get your attention?

    ObliviousToOblivionon December 25, 2006   Link
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    this song is about someone who has broken up with there partner, obviously but he feels he never got any attention which is clearly stated in the first lines

    "You don't know how much I adore this damp rag soaked in chloroform It makes me so hard to ignore 'cause I could never keep your attention"

    he is gaining attention through a rag soaked in chloroform stuffed i her mouth fucking DUH!!!

    i rest my case case dismissed =] eat ass

    hit_like_morphineon March 16, 2007   Link

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