Plays:21
Song DescriptionA song that attempts to explain a love/hate relationship. About shooting someone else down as a way to demonstrate their twisted love for another person.
Story Behind the SongProduced for an unreleased commercial album.
Lyrics
Don't you hit your head/as you're drowning/in the mess you helped create.
W
hen you hit your bed/I'll be watching as you are/falling from grace.
Wouldn't you say that/I've got you now.
Give me your motive/and I might let you live the life you know.
With words like bullets/I shoot you down to show how much I/love you.
Surrender everything/give up my life/in submission to your crooked smile.
Heart up on a string/hung up in your closet/where your demons hide.
Wouldn't you say that/I've got you now.
Give me your motive/and I might let you live the life you know.
With words like bullets/I shoot you down to show how much I/love you.
Surrender everything.
Give up my life.
Heart up on a string.
Buried alive.
Give me your motive/and I might let you live the life you know.
With words like bullets/I shoot you down to show how much I/love you.
Song Length
3:06
Genres
Rock - Alternative, Rock - Modern
Tempo / Feel
Medium (111 - 130)
Lead Vocal
Male Vocal
Moods
Mad, Aggressive
Subject Matter
Insults, Anger
Similar Artists
The Used, Sevendust
Language
English
Era
2000 and later
| Lyric Credits |
David Fiorentino (BMI) |
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| Music Credits |
Jay Wollin (ASCAP) |
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| Producer Credits |
Jay Wollin (ASCAP) |
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| Publisher Credits |
Final Play Music Group |
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| Performance Credits |
Goodbye Houston |
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