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When I see you for the first time
Since you fell into the sea
You're on the arm of that girl
So hot you're melting me
Can't stay away from you
Swinging in circles around my head
Can't stand the thought of you so
I'll lie down with you instead
Dancing one moment and bleeding the next
Sure is a good thing we both wore red
You in that suit and me in that dress
Throw me on the floor and I'll take you to bed
'Cause you rule my thoughts
Like the tyrant that you are
I hold your hand
But you fall, fall, fall so far
Where'd you go?
And why won't you come with me?
While I'm here
Will you at least come for me?
When I hold you close it's like there's
Something between us dying
I say this is the last time
But we both know I'm lying
When you say my name it sounds like
You're ringing a funeral bell
And if you're my death then I hope
We'll be together in hell
Bleeding one moment and sweating the next
I make you scream and you wake the dead
Sink in your claws when you touch my chest
You're in my room and I'm in your head
'Cause I rule your thoughts
Like the princess that I am
Pay me tribute
With your lips, your hips and hands
When you go
You know I can't come with you
But if you stay
I'll at least come for you
With the moon behind your head
You break my heart
And if the stars came back
Could we go back to the start?
Would you tell me that you love me
Always have?
And would I say it back
Or would that be my epitaph?
Dying one moment and shining the next
Bury our past beneath my bed
Whisper your love when you kiss my neck
Stay with me, I won't leave you for dead
'Cause you rule my heart
From that place you never show
Sitting on the roof
Somewhere only we know
Would you stay
If I say I need you?
Would you save my life
If I let myself want you?
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