Death is vital
Your actions make me go into denial
My love is like anathema
And now your stuck in this delima
(*music for chorus plays once*)

I love you and I want everything for you to be ok
I am to afraid to say
How much it is that I care
When your around me I get lost in emotion
Speechless
I love you
I don’t know what to do
You mean everything to me
And I would be so happy with you

Sickness
It attacks my soul
You are the virus
Your in control

I am the user
You are the drug
I am the slave
You are my love

Loving you is nothing short of godliness
When I’m around you I’m filled with happiness
And I don’t know what to do(*crescendo music & vox drop back*)
It’s hard
Living day by day
Knowing I can’t have you
But I wait around
Hoping one day things will change (*crescendo music & vox*)

Sickness
It attacks my soul
You are the virus
Your in control

I am the user
You are the drug
I am the slave
You are my love

You are
The virus
I accept you into me
You are everything to me

Sickness
It attacks my soul
You are the virus
Your in control

I am the user
You are the drug
I am the slave
You are my love


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