Baby girl, I'm a blur
I spoiled, stunted, sickened her
God and Death are none of my concern
I'm no philosopher
Deep in your heart, stitched the key
And only one can set me free from the beast
Where I dwell and let the saints all burn in hell

[Chorus:]
So take what you want from me, (I'm on my way) hey
And take all I've got from me, (I'm on my way) hey
You're with me all the time
The drugs can have my mind, love
You own the rest you'll find
And you're with me all the time

On the roof, burning black
The city smoked from the attack
But on the roof, we love the beast to death
The sweat and whiskey breath

[Chorus]

We fall right down
We get back up again
Thats how we be
You and me
I would not crowd,
I would not smother you
I'd let you breathe, over me

We're on a sinking ship, but we're escaping it
We're on a sinking ship, but we're escaping
We're on a sinking ship, but we're escaping it
We're on a sinking ship, we're escaping

You're with me all the time
You're with me all the time
You're with me all the time
You're with me all the time

No matter where I go you're on my mind
I stumble home and pray I'll find
With your flamethrower eyes and jilted smile
You'll soothe my wounds and drain my bile

You're with me all the time


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Baby Girl, I'm a Blur Lyrics as written by Max Bemis

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    General Comment

    It is about losing someone, you never really lose them because they stick with you and even when you fall you have to get back up. And the drug and alcohol references are ways people divert their losses, but the feeling never really leaves.

    IIFadeToBlackIIon February 16, 2010   Link
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    i gotta say that i adore the acoustic version. he has a lot of passion in it.

    i think that it's about a guy who's a mess, and his girlfriend still loves him but can't continue living with this mess of a boyfriend. he loves her, but he's just too screwed up to do anything.

    gravityconquerson September 15, 2007   Link
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    mmm, i just bought the real version on itunes, SO much better than the acoustic version. and i'm a big fan of acoustics.

    kissedonfilmon October 02, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    The normal version hasn't grown on me yet. The vocals are basically the same as the acoustic, so that works. The beat is...an interesting choice.

    overovermeon October 02, 2007   Link
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    haha this song is nuts, genius, sounds like brand new meets messed up german techno or something

    i am parker lewison October 02, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    and kinda like that yvan eht nioj song from the simpsons?

    i am parker lewison October 02, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    hahaha join the navy.

    i like it, but my itunes is being a dick, is there anywhere else i can get this...? also im still looking for a place on the web to either download or at least listen to the brand new full length re-recorded version of a walk through hell.

    can i get some help...?

    dprfxcon October 02, 2007   Link
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    nevermind, i got it, and lemme just say...

    this is a good one. its very different from the original live acoustic version. a little less synth would suit me just find, but its still great. maybe not as say anything'ish as it is max'ish.

    my favorite parts are when max yells in the back round "im on my way"

    dprfxcon October 03, 2007   Link
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    I downloaded this off Itunes, but I have to say that I like the acoustc version better. And I am the biggest Say anything fan out there

    phatkat1234on October 09, 2007   Link
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    i'm still figuring out what the lyrics mean, but the way max sings it in the beginning sounds really familiar, but i can't think of the song, idk, im not bashing the new stuff its awesome can't wait til the 24th!

    musicfiend89on October 16, 2007   Link

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