1. |
Obsession With Fire
03:21
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Obsession With Fire
Oh, your aloe vera heart
Your bone china shell
Hides the cracks and faults of your
Dynamite, dynamite
Like a tiger’s rage
Pent up in it’s cage
Let the anger rein in your
Dreams again, dreams again.
You always need somebody new
Is that the best that you can do?
Mother told me not to play with fire
Fingers burn for nothing but desire
hang those bloodied boots up on the wire.
You've got a stone in your left hand
And a feather in the right
So choose your weapon wisely
Make a stand
Take it out on someone,
Your obsession with fire
Don’t you come and take it
Out on me, out on me.
You always need somebody new
Is that the best that you can do?
Mother told me not to play with fire
Fingers burn for nothing but desire
Hang those bloodied boots up on the wire.
Too long its been too long
Too long too long
Too long its been too long
Too long.
Too long too long
Too long too long
Too long too long
Too long.
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2. |
Need To Say
04:41
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What do I owe,
This unexpected pleasure,
Is there something you want to say?
You’re so naive to think that I can’t see,
Your fading smiles,
Don’t waste your time.
So close for so long,
Is it that easy,
To forget about me,
Can’t you see,
What it does to me?
So you think you are the one?
But all you know,
Is how to step over me.
Many times you were so wrong,
You walk away
And everything is fine,
No.
You were so wrong,
Is there something you need to say?
Your eyes are red,
I know you’ve not been sleeping,
And I can tell you’ve been troubled.
Do you want to use,
And take advantage of me?
It’s why I’m here!
We’re so through.
So close for so long,
Is it that easy,
To forget about me,
Can’t you see,
What it does to me?
So you think you are the one?
But all you know,
Is how to step over me.
Many times you were so wrong,
You walk away
And everything is fine,
No.
You were so wrong,
Is there something you need to say?
So you think you are the one?
But all you know,
Is how to step over me.
Many times you were so wrong,
You walk away
And everything is fine,
No.
You were so wrong,
Is there something you need to say?
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3. |
Call Me
03:46
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