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Fever dreams
Can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
Beneath your skin
And your games
You're alone
But you're so contagious
Tell me, what am I to do
When a fire, and a fever rages
And I have caught it too?
So who's to blame?
Fever dreams
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
I've had enough of those moves
I've had enough of those moves
You get everything with
I've lost all I can lose
To your skill and your games
But you're so contagious, so contagious
Fever dreams
Can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
But you're so contagious
Tell me, what am I to do
When a fire and a fever rages
And I have caught it too?
So who's blame
For who gets burned
For holding you?
Can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
Beneath your skin
And your games
You're alone
But you're so contagious
Tell me, what am I to do
When a fire, and a fever rages
And I have caught it too?
So who's to blame?
Fever dreams
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
I've had enough of those moves
I've had enough of those moves
You get everything with
I've lost all I can lose
To your skill and your games
But you're so contagious, so contagious
Fever dreams
Can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
'Til the fever breaks
They can only haunt you
But you're so contagious
Tell me, what am I to do
When a fire and a fever rages
And I have caught it too?
So who's blame
For who gets burned
For holding you?
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it's like she's the virus; contagious, aching and invading his thoughts and dreams...and the fever is the constant thinking about her and nagging memories. and he knows it'll be over when he just moves on..and the fever breaks. which makes it okay.
...but she's so contagious! ( ;
it's like she's the virus; contagious, aching and invading his thoughts and dreams...and the fever is the constant thinking about her and nagging memories. and he knows it'll be over when he just moves on..and the fever breaks. which makes it okay.
...but she's so contagious! ( ;
Love the lyrics, and the way they are sung...but the music is going to have to grow on me...
Your past will haunt you until you do something or come to enough of a realization to dissipate the bad memories.
I think this song is about a golddigger so to speak, she takes everything from him with her charm and good looks, but then he figures it out, breaks up with her, and but can't get her out of his head.
2nd worst song on the album Blood and Connections is #1
I think this is the worst song on the album. It's too 'quick and simple' for dashboard's style (and for my liking)
one of my faves from the album... sounds cool! unique! it's understandable.. from the title itself, it's all about FEVER DREAMS!
I bet the people who originally thought the song was too simplistic enjoy it now. It's simple, but catchy. FEVER DREAMS.
in my opinion, the song isn't really about love. but i can tell you for sure that the fever is a metaphor, but of what i can't tell you.