Addicted To You

Alec Empire

Verse:

Doesn't matter what I believe
Doesn't matter what I believe
You mess me up and I want you to hear
Got it right back and I want you to hear
When you walk, when you talk
you're so full of lies
excuse me
When I'm gonna die
I don't care what you're like
Doesn't feel like you

Chorus:

I'm addicted to you
I'm addicted to you
I'm addicted to you
Cos you get me through x 2

Verse:

The first injection wasn't free
Doesn't matter what I believe
Doesn't matter what I believe
There ain't no station
It ain't no fiction what I believe
It ain't no fiction what I believe
Staring at New York City
Missing those the ones I hate
Compensate
Alienation
The new centre of my renewed faith is too late

Chorus

I want you to hear
You mess me up and I want you to hear
Doesn't matter what I believe
Doesn't matter what I believe

I'm addicted to you x3


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Addicted To You Lyrics as written by Marc Gordon Eddie Levert

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    Why no one has commented on this song?! It's FUCKING THE BEST SONG OF ALEC! and the meaning is quite clear, especially if you watch the vid.

    Proon March 10, 2008   Link

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