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Blink 182 ~ Violence


Six bottles went down the drain One hous a waste of time I'd ask if you feel the same Still pushing that chance to try Your breath in this cool room chill Long hair that blows side to side You speak and make time stand still And each time you walk right on by Like violence, you have me forever and after Like violence, you have me forever and after Can't count all the eyes that stare Can't count all the things they see She kills with no life to spare Just victims are left to bleed One drink and the pain goes down Soft shadows lay by her feet Lay still as you fall asleep Fall asleep Like violence, you have me forever and after Like violence, you kill me Like violence, you kill me more free lyrics

Six bottles went down the drain
One hous a waste of time
I'd ask if you feel the same
Still pushing that chance to try
Your breath in this cool room chill
Long hair that blows side to side
You speak and make time stand still
And each time you walk right on by

Like violence, you have me forever and after
Like violence, you have me forever and after

Can't count all the eyes that stare
Can't count all the things they see
She kills with no life to spare
Just victims are left to bleed
One drink and the pain goes down
Soft shadows lay by her feet
Lay still as you fall asleep
Fall asleep

Like violence, you have me forever and after
Like violence, you kill me
Like violence, you kill me

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