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Bjork ~ Vitamin


You convince me That i am able You make me strong You're my vitamin My pain is my pain Your cure is vitamins You're my sinking capsule You're my vitamin... I look at this pain of mine I don't know what it is You say i could have it easily Fixed with some vitamins Before the hair, Before the skin, You form a cell You're my vitamin My pain is my pain Your cure is vitamins If i try some of your pills, Won't i have another pain? (hurrah, hurrah!) You show me off in all these parties So very proud of me Telling everybody there that I am your little vitamin You exit with me (??) Like i was somebody I am not your cure To you i'm just another vitamin I'm so confused My pain is mine! I don't know what it is You say i can have it easily fixed With some vitamins My pain is my pain, Your cure is vitamins In all these fancy parties I won't have another pain As a payment? You want all of me 'cause i am your final cure Use some - show me off! more free lyrics

You convince me
That i am able
You make me strong
You're my vitamin

My pain is my pain
Your cure is vitamins

You're my sinking capsule
You're my vitamin...

I look at this pain of mine
I don't know what it is
You say i could have it easily
Fixed with some vitamins

Before the hair,
Before the skin,
You form a cell
You're my vitamin

My pain is my pain
Your cure is vitamins
If i try some of your pills,
Won't i have another pain?

(hurrah, hurrah!)

You show me off in all these parties
So very proud of me
Telling everybody there that
I am your little vitamin
You exit with me (??)
Like i was somebody
I am not your cure
To you i'm just another vitamin

I'm so confused
My pain is mine!
I don't know what it is
You say i can have it easily fixed
With some vitamins
My pain is my pain,
Your cure is vitamins
In all these fancy parties
I won't have another pain
As a payment?
You want all of me
'cause i am your final cure

Use some - show me off!

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