Millionaire say
Got a big shot deal
And thrown it all away but
But I'm not too sure
How I'm supposed to feel
Or what I'm supposed to say
But I'm not, not sure,
Not too sure how it feels
To handle every day
And I miss you love

Make room for the prey
'Cause I'm coming in
With what I wanna say but
It's gonna hurt
And I love the pain
A breeding ground for hate but

I'm not, not sure
Not too sure how it feels
To handle everyday
Like the one that just past
In the crowds of all the people

Remember today
I've no respect for you
And I miss you love
And I miss you love

I love the way you love
But I hate the way
I'm supposed to love you back and

It's just a fad
Part of the teenage angst brigade and
I'm not, not sure,
Not too sure how it feels
To handle everyday
Like the one that just past
In the crowds of all the people

Remember today
I've no respect for you
And I miss you love
And I miss use love

Remember today
I've no respect for you
And I miss you love
And I miss you

I love the way you love
But I hate the way
I'm supposed to love you back


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    Millionaire say Got a big shot deal And thrown it all away but But I'm not too sure How I'm supposed to feel Or what I'm supposed to say But I'm not, not sure, Not too sure how it feels To handle every day And I miss you love // maybe he meant, some person who had the passion (or love), once you have it, you don't want it anymore... he was confuse the idea of love.. he might have been missing real love or love itself. in this stanza, it may state that he doesn't have a clear idea about what love is.

    Make room for the prey 'cause I'm coming in With what I wanna say but It's gonna hurt And I love the pain A breeding ground for hate but... I'm not, not sure, Not too sure how it feels To handle everyday Like the one that just past In the crowds of all the people //now, he realizes a bit about what love may be, the truth about love.. though he just realized that love gives sadness and pain. but he's not quite sure how to react when it comes to love in any form for that matter. It's just like it comes and it goes, and hurts you..

    Remember today I've no respect for you And I miss you love And I miss you love //so he didn't like how love behaves. but he still misses love.

    at the next stanza, he thought love is kinda cool, yet to be in love or feel love, he doesn't like the attitude of love itself giving him. It's like acting like a young child, in his terms,-- a teenage, where you love and hate. even him still doesn't know how to cope with it.

    I love the you love But I hate the way I'm supposed to love you back

    //he hates how love works. but he still misses the state of being love. maybe coz he had to. he had to love in return. its selfish. it's like becoming an obligation.

    dede80on August 13, 2008   Link

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