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Afghan Whigs, The ~ Bulletproof


(dulli) Love I can't hide But it's been easier Since i said it now Love It don't end And i can't buy A friend I waited long The waiting's over So get on down This time we go a little lower The sun has broke I stretch it out And throw some gas into the fire To tell the truth To tell it well It all depends upon the liar And if i scream, overboard I'm in this over my head Or whisper sweet Baby please, baby please Am i ded? Every time i dream about you, baby With your hands all over me I never forget anything Don't forget that i'm asleep Go to sleep It's over now A final prayer for my friend You tell that fool, to make it good You have to start at the end And if i scream, overkill I'm in this over my head Or whisper sweet, baby please I must have meant what i said more free lyrics

(dulli)

Love
I can't hide
But it's been easier
Since i said it now
Love
It don't end
And i can't buy
A friend

I waited long
The waiting's over
So get on down
This time we go a little lower
The sun has broke
I stretch it out
And throw some gas into the fire
To tell the truth
To tell it well
It all depends upon the liar
And if i scream, overboard
I'm in this over my head
Or whisper sweet
Baby please, baby please
Am i ded?

Every time i dream about you, baby
With your hands all over me
I never forget anything
Don't forget that i'm asleep

Go to sleep
It's over now
A final prayer for my friend
You tell that fool, to make it good
You have to start at the end
And if i scream, overkill
I'm in this over my head
Or whisper sweet, baby please
I must have meant what i said

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