Begging like you might take order in your own hands
I stare, it seems like I don't care, drop
a chance in your hands then
I know that bad's got to fix itself, correct over time
And I know 'cause I've got the cure, I've
got a cure for your crimes

All I dreamed up, all that seemed like luck seems silly to you now
All I said to you, all I did for you seems so silly to me now

Oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh, oh oh

Screaming like no one might call the cops and arrest you this time.
Standing back against my building's back
door
I you're hoping for a ride.
I know the world's been mean to you, I've got a cure, hold tight.
I know the world's not fair to you, I've
got a cure for it's crimes

All I dreamed up, all that seemed like luck seems silly to you now
All I said to you, all I did for you seems so silly to me now

Oh oh when you say it
So so slowly to me
Oh oh well I keep going
Oh no I ran while knowing
No no I know you need it
So so I need it too
And oh oh I must keep going
So so you must too

Oh oh when you say it
So so slowly to me
Oh oh well I keep going
Oh no I ran while knowing
No no I know you need it
So so I need it too
And oh oh I must keep going, so you must too

I've got a cure, I've got the cure for you

All I dreamed up, all that seemed like luck seems silly to you now
All I said to you, all I did for you seems so silly to me now

All I dreamed up, all that seemed like luck seems silly to you now
All I said to you, all I did for you seems so silly to me now

I've got a cure, I've got the cure for you
I've got a cure, I've got the cure for you


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The Cure Lyrics as written by Tegan Rain Quin Sara Keirsten Quin

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    oh wow, it is luck. huh.

    srsizzyon October 21, 2009   Link

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