Don't tell me now with a smile on your face
That you're lost down and out
When there was nothing left in me

You can't stop fucking with my head
Stop fucking with my head
My silence you break
The smile that you fake (you fake)

There's not one thing that you can say to make it right
Unless you say I'm leaving
And if you're not then please tell me why
Please tell me why you can't
Save face
Say it to my face

Can I take all the filth in your head
All the words that you said (that you said)
And throw it away (throw it out)

You can't stop fucking with my head
Stop fucking with my head
My silence you break
The smile that you take away

There's not one thing that you can say to make it right
Unless you say I'm leaving
And if you're not then please tell me why
Please tell me why

There's not one thing that you can say to make it right
Unless you say I'm leaving
And if you're not then please tell me why
Please tell me why you cant

That shit you're talkin' don't mean nothing to me anymore
Limp dick, you fuck stick let's settle the score
Run and hide you know I'll find you anywhere
Motherfucker, two faced pirck with hell to pay
What's real is real, it's time to step up to the plate again
Swing batter-batter, swing batter-batter, swing,
What's real is real, it's time to step up to the plate again
Swing batter-batter, fucked me for the last time!

Just take a swing
C'mon you should've taken that swing
Just take your swing

There's not one thing that you can say to make it right
Unless you say I'm leaving
And if you're not then please tell me why
Please tell me why

There's not one thing that you can say to make it right
Unless you say I'm leaving
And if you're not then please tell me why
Please tell me why you cant

Swing
Just take your sing
Fuck you!

Just take your swing
You can't stop fuckin' with my head
Stop fucking with my head


Lyrics submitted by swayer

Face to Face Lyrics as written by Vince Hornsby John Connolly

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  • +1
    General Comment

    I fuckin' love the intro to this song!!

    dpf62984on March 07, 2003   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Though it is a very serious song...sorry I realized how heartless my previous post sounded...my bad.

    dpf62984on March 07, 2003   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    obviously song about a rapist who at the time thinks that his victims are asking fot it, this could even be the confession of a rapist, realising he has done wrong but hed do it again

    swayeron March 13, 2003   Link
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    General Comment

    This song is about LJ on tour as a single guy, putting himself as the victim and his female fans as the attacker. So he's basically saying i hate why i do it(sex), but he's saying why not?

    Pulse624on January 01, 2007   Link
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    General Comment

    This song is about LJ on tour as a single guy, putting himself as the victim and his female fans as the attacker. So he's basically saying i hate why i do it(sex), but he's saying why not?

    Pulse624on January 01, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Confessions of a rapist... I agree 100% with swayer.

    Crujebsulon March 09, 2007   Link
  • +1
    My Opinion

    I believe its about a man who meets a woman who is really kinky. She really likes sex and likes it really hard. Don't mean to be graphic, but this song is about a woman who wants to be raped- meaning a guy to be extra rough, not the evil meaning of rape. A former girlfriend told me that her fantasy was to be raped in the middle of the night. Since I've lived in Ga most of my life, could be his subject also.

    mickj88on June 19, 2013   Link

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