The locust took over my brain
I'm not living for you
I'm just living
So chill with your guilt
You hope for sun, I want rain
We just tear down the walls
And the home that our jealousy built

You're not as pretty as you maybe think that you are

Its been watching you
Your slips and slurs and play on words
All fall from your mouth
Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

My plague's begun

This pigment, it's starting to fade
We won't be living for long
So just fly with me, die with me babe
They all swim, while I drown
They just dig up the dirt
And then bury us in the ground

You're not as special as you maybe think that you are

Its been watching you
Your slips and slurs and play on words
All fall from your mouth
Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

My plague's begun

Why is it I love you so much and all you do
Is hate, hate hate everything you've become

Why is it I love you so much and all you do
Is hate, hate hate everything you've become

Its been watching you
Your slips and slurs and play on words
All fall from your mouth
Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

Its been watching you
Your slips and slurs and play on words
All fall from your mouth
Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

My plague's begun




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    The locust took over my brain I'm not living for you I'm just living So chill with your guilt You hope for sun, I want rain We just tear down the walls And the home that our jealousy built

    You're not as pretty as you maybe think that you are

    Its been watching you Your slips and slurs and play on words All fall from your mouth Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

    My plague's begun

    This pigment, it's starting to fade We won't be living for long So just fly with me, die with me babe They all swim, while I drown They just dig up the dirt And then bury us in the ground

    You're not as special as you maybe think that you are

    Its been watching you Your slips and slurs and play on words All fall from your mouth Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

    My plague's begun

    Why is it I love you so much and all you do Is hate, hate hate everything you've become

    Why is it I love you so much and all you do Is hate, hate hate everything you've become

    Its been watching you Your slips and slurs and play on words All fall from your mouth Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

    Its been watching you Your slips and slurs and play on words All fall from your mouth Each mutter, rolling, dripping from your tongue

    My plague's begun

    [Official Lyrics from CD lyric sheet]

    jender4on February 23, 2011   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    here are some minor corrections:

    *this PIGMENT is starting to fade. WE won't be living for long, so just fly with me; die with me, BABE. THEY ALL swim while i drown.

    *your slips AND slurs and play on words all fall from your mouth.

    *my PLAGUE'S begun.

    charcoalsketchon December 31, 2011   Link
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    General Comment

    He sings, "You're not as pretty as you maybe think that you are" and , "You're not as special as you maybe think that you are"

    But then he goes...

    "Why is it I love you so much and all you do Is hate, hate hate everything you've become"

    Is he singing to 2 different people?

    maya20xxon February 26, 2012   Link

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