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Afghan Whigs, The ~ When We Two Parted


(dulli/mccollum) Baby, i see you've made yourself all sick again Didn't i do a good job of pretending? You're saying that the victim doesn't want it to end Good. i get to dress up and play the assassin again It's my favorite It's got personality I should have seen this shit coming down the hall Every night i spent in that bed with you facing the wall If i could have only once heard you scream To feel you were alive Instead of watching you abandoning yourself Baby you can open your eyes now And please allow me to present you with a clue If i inflict the pain Then baby only i can comfort you Out of the night we come And into the night we go If it starts to hurt you Then you have to say so more free lyrics

(dulli/mccollum)

Baby, i see you've made yourself all sick again
Didn't i do a good job of pretending?
You're saying that the victim doesn't want it to end
Good. i get to dress up and play the assassin again
It's my favorite
It's got personality
I should have seen this shit coming down the hall
Every night i spent in that bed with you facing the wall
If i could have only once heard you scream
To feel you were alive
Instead of watching you abandoning yourself
Baby you can open your eyes now
And please allow me to present you with a clue
If i inflict the pain
Then baby only i can comfort you
Out of the night we come
And into the night we go
If it starts to hurt you
Then you have to say so

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