You're just the blood in my hand
You mean nothin', man
You're just the blood in my hand
You mean nothin', man, man, man
You're just the blood, blood

I can see the moon and I can see the stars
Even see the world except for where you are
Set fire my page, did you close the book?
Set fire my page with your sideways look

'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go

This duet, let's do it
You're just the blood in my hand
This duet, let's do it
You mean nothin', man

It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood in my hand
It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood, blood
Just let me go

Like a bull in a china shop, hey
You leave me waitin', waitin' for the chaos to stop
What's wrong with you, there ain't no clue
Can't walk in my shoes when they're stomping on you

'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go

This duet, let's do it
You're just the blood in my hand
This duet, let's do it
You mean nothin', man

It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood in my hand
It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood, blood

'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go
'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go, go

It's duet, it's duet
It's duet, let's do it

Every time you speak to me
Your words drenched in hypocrisy
And every time you look down on me
I feel no worth in what you see

And I feel no worth in what you need
And I feel no worth in what you see

This duet, let's do it
You're just the blood in my hand
This duet, let's do it
You mean nothin', man

It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood in my hand
It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood, blood

'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go
'Cause I hate you but I need you
I need you to let me go, go

It's duet, it's duet
It's duet, it's duet
It's duet, it's duet
You're just the blood in my hand

It's duet, it's duet
It's duet, it's duet
It's duet, it's duet
You mean nothin', man

Ah, I need another drink


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Duet Lyrics as written by Michael Luce Stevie Benton

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    I think this song means duet as in a fight. Saying that the person is insignificant and it doesn't matter that they judged him without giving him a chance.

    mayfield1114on August 18, 2007   Link
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    My Interpretation

    He needs this person, but he hates them, and he hates that he needs them. He feels desperate but still full of hatred.

    TheSociopathon May 15, 2011   Link

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