Album: The Poison (2005)
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  • Yeah

    I can't believe what I've seen, so scratch my eyes out
    You were at ease on your knees in his apartment
    You said his name as I came in your direction
    Now I can choose what to do with both of you

    I loved you (I hate you)
    You hurt me (I love you)
    I loved you, you hurt me bad (go)

    Your words bury me of what I used to be
    I can't erase all those things I've seen
    Your heart smothers me and now it's hard to breathe
    I can't erase all my memories

    I take a step to the left, now you see me
    Tears start to pour as you crawl in his apartment
    You screamed his name as I came in your direction
    Fists start to fly, say goodbye there's no excuses

    I loved you (I hate you)
    You hurt me (I love you)
    I loved you, you hurt me bad (go)

    Your words bury me of what I used to be
    I can't erase all those things I've seen
    Your heart smothers me and now it's hard to breathe
    I can't erase all my memories (oh)

    Get up (hey), there's no excuses
    (Hey, hey) there's no excuses (hey)

    I loved you (I hate you)
    You hurt me (I love you)
    I loved you, you hurt me bad (go)

    Your words bury me of what I used to be
    I can't erase all those things I've seen
    Your heart smothers me and now it's hard to breathe
    I can't erase all my memories
    (Erase all my memories of you) Writer/s: Jason James, Matthew Tuck, Michael David Thomas, Michael Kieron Paget
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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  • Cyan from Rio Vista, CaThis is my boyfriend's favourite song. Fuels his anger and makes for loud and rough.. Yeah..
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