You've got a halo hanging over your head
Nothing can touch you
Nothing can hurt you

You take the world out of my eyes
You suck the words out of my mouth
When we kiss

Need you like a drug
Need you like a drug
Can't make it stop
Keep fucking it up
Need you like a drug

Don't ever want to be like you
You have your friends calling you to say
That nothing can touch you
Nothing can hurt you
Nothing can take your fantasy away
Nothing can touch you
Nothing can hurt you
When we kiss

It stings like a needle in me


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    To me it means that the singer really doesn't want to be in this relationship but whomever this egotistical bitch/bastard is, they have gorgeous looks. The sex appeal is too much.

    "Need you like a drug," -- in this case, I think it means recreational drugs and to the point, no one needs them to start off. But the more and more someone keeps going back to one, especially hard drugs, the harder it is to break it off. So, metaphorically, this person that the singer knows just isn't good for them to start off with is so appealing that he keeps finding himself unable to break the relationship completely off, every time he gives in to kissing them "You keep fucking it up,".

    To the point: singer wants the relationship to end but the sex/lifestyle appeal/charm of that other person is too much to completely stop without falter.

    missrayneon September 04, 2011   Link

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