"Burn"
(feat. Clever)
[Doobie:]
I want you to hurt me
I want you to drag me through your hell
I want you to treat me like you don't hate no one else
I want you to use me like you don't need nobody else
I want to to show me
I want you to drag me through your hell
I want you to burn with me, mhm
I want you to burn with me, mhm
I want you to burn, burn, burn, burn
Ashes in the urn ain't free
I want you to burn with me
[Clever:]
And I need you to hate me
I need you to take me to Satan's steps
And tell her she can take me, yeah
Take my soul like you take my breath
I just need you to scar me
Ooh, I need to turn me deep inside
I need you to abuse me, yeah
And tell me that you never know why i even try
I just need you to use me, yeah
Like you don't want nobody else
I need to feel a flame
I thought the fire died but it still remains
Promise me you'll never kill the pain
[Doobie & Clever:]
I want you to hurt me
I want you to drag me through your hell
I want you to treat me like you don't hate no one else
I want you to use me like you don't need nobody else
I want you to show me
I want you to drag me through your hell
I want you to burn with me, mhm
I want you to burn with me, ooh
I want you to burn, burn, burn, burn
Ashes in the urn ain't free
I want you to burn (Doobie!)
[Doobie:]
Only thing a dream ever got me was a million bucks
Got me feelin' like I ain't sleep enough
I be low on rest 'cause I'm always up
And I'm slowly dyin' from a lot of drugs
'Cause you make me feel like I'm not enough
And if I go down, you're comin' with me
If I go, my soul's comin' to get me
You never know what's on my mind
I think of killin' you from time to time
I could really use another life 'cause lately, mine just ain't satisfyin'
Take a look at my problem eyes
I'm a problem child, I feel dead inside
How the hell you tryna fight fire with fire?
You gon' burn alive once you flick the lighter
Doobie
[Clever:]
Drag me through your hell like you do so well
I want you to treat me like you don't hate nobody else
I want you to burn
Lyrics Submitted by Clay Campbell