Hold me closer
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you
Ask me now I'd say I do
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you

I've never seen these things so clear,
Stared in the face of the things I fear,
Petrified, I lost my breath.
I'm scared, I'm scared.
Stuck on the though of having nothing left.
I'm scared, I'm scared.

I've never seen these things so clear,
These words I speak, I'm being so sincere
Electrified, straight from the heart
I'm scared, I'm scared.
Caught on the brink of being torn apart.
I'm scared, I'm scared.

All the facts that I've been shown.
I'm scared to death of dying alone,
Hold me closer than I've ever known.
I'm scared to death of dying alone,

Hold me closer
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you
Ask me now I'd say I do
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you

I wanna kill everything I fear.
I wanna kill everything I fear.
I wanna kill everything I fear.
I'm scared, I'm scared.
I wanna kill everything I fear.
I'm scared, I'm scared.
I wanna kill everything I fear.
I'm scared, I'm scared.
I wanna kill all off all my fear.
I'm scared, I'm scared.

All the facts that I've been shown.
I'm scared to death of dying alone,
Every chance that I've been thrown.
I'm scared to death of dying alone,
Everyone's screaming and everyone's crying,
If I said I didn't feel it you know I'm lying
Hold me closer than I've ever known.
I'm scared to death of dying alone,

Hold me closer
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you
Ask me now I'd say I do
If you'd kill for me, I'd die for you


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Scared To Death Lyrics as written by Scott Andrew Middleton Liam Cormier

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    I always interpret "If you'd kill for me I'd die for you" as meaning if you'd kill me then I'd be dying for you...

    "I'm scared to death of dying alone"

    AidanDieson April 26, 2010   Link

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