Die For You
by Red

Album: Release The Panic (2013)
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  • I know you hate me
    I never meant to make you feel this way
    I feel so betrayed
    I never thought I could feel condemned
    I never thought I could feel all your sin

    Oh, I can feel your madness now
    Oh, I can feel your fire now
    It's what I burn for
    It's what I bleed for
    I would die for you

    You know I'd die for you

    I feel exposed, I feel disgraced
    I feel a whole new kind of hate
    Someone please tell me what I'm supposed to do
    'Cause you hate me but I love you

    Oh, I can feel your madness now
    Oh, I can feel your fire now
    It's what I burn for
    It's what I bleed for
    I would die for you

    Oh, I can feel your madness now
    Oh, I can feel your fire now
    It's why I'm breaking down
    Ain't coming back around
    Now I'm telling you
    I would die for you

    You know I wish I didn't feel this way
    I ain't gonna change

    Oh, I can feel your madness now
    Oh, I can feel your fire now
    It's what I burn for
    It's what I bleed for
    I would die for you

    I can change to better right
    I could feel your fire now
    I can feel your fire now
    It's why I'm breaking down
    Ain't coming back around
    Now I'm telling you
    I would die for you

    You know I'd die for you Writer/s: ANTHONY JOHN ARMSTRONG, JASON D MCARTHUR, JOSEPH ROBERT RICKARD, MIKE BARNES, RANDY ARMSTRONG
    Publisher: Bluewater Music Corp., ESSENTIAL MUSIC PUBLISHING
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Vanessa from Carlsbad, CaFun song to play on guitar because of the solo :) And the video is the WRONG song just so whoever edited this knows that. here is the correct song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4lKsEnXzsc
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