Don't let me down, don't let me down again
Don't let me down, don't let me down again
Don't let me down, don't let me down again
Don't let me down, don't let me down again

Swelled up eye's oh my the girl got beat
And the stupid mother fucker who made you so
That punk is a coward let that be told
I hear voices in the night that are electric
He kicks the shit out of her because he's heartless
She won't leave she has low self esteem
He's got good gravitational pull
Sucks her body till her heart and her limbs grow cold

Hang in there use your head
How can I love you after you're dead
Hang in there, keep trying
How can I love you after

Here's what you got to tell him
I'm thinking of a picture that's keeping me in stitch
You're causing me a mental glitch
'Cause jealousy is such a bitch
I hereby emancipate myself from that
You can consider yourself free to flirt and chat
With who ever you want
It should have always been that way
The way that you want, the way that you play
My mind is blank slate I'm pretending you're erased
You cannot let me down when I cannot see your face

Hang in there use your head
How can I love you after you're dead
Hang on in there, keep trying
Wow can I love you after dying

Ode to a beat up girl, I know you're out there
Stronger than you think, stand up if you care
Get up off the ground, don't let me down
Get up off the ground, don't let me down

Hang in there use your head
How can I love you after you're dead
Hang in there, keep trying
How can I love you after

And you, and you
I'm a let you pass without kicking you're ass
Because I'm above it you hurt someone I love
It takes two to make a thing go right and that's trite
But one just to sneak and weasel through the night
If you hurt her again I'll fuck you up
If you hurt her again I'll fuck you up, fuck you up
If you hurt her again I'll fuck you up
If you hurt her again I'll fuck you up, fuck you up


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DLMD Lyrics as written by Nicholas Hexum Douglas Martinez

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    i used this song to break up with my cheating girl friend i but i had to switch around a few words listen to the meaningful well advising lyrics IIVXI And here is the break up line: "I'm thinking of a picture that's keeping me in stitch you're causing me a mental glitch 'cause jealousy is such a b---- I hereby emancipate myself from that you can consider yourself free to flirt and chat with who ever you want it should have always been that way the way that you want, the way that you play my mind is blank slate I'm pretending you're erased you cannot let me down when I cannot see your face "

    3incubus11on May 23, 2004   Link

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