Meg & Dia - Hug Me lyrics

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Meg & Dia - Hug Me lyrics

You hold me close, naked I don't feel a thing Your zippers are the cherry But I don't feel anything Your mind is stranded down I am closing you in my arms And I prefer overweight than plastic any day Hug me till you drug me Honey, hug me anyway Your eyes are dusty, dirt p**n magazines You're lazy, selfish But you were raised that way It's a who*e that was bred I'll take your pants You take my hair And let us dance and cheers To happy and depressed Hug me till you drug me Honey, hug me Drug me till you love me Honey, love me any... Wait, wait I swear I've seen that face somewhere It's the very face I fell for in the human race I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by I'm just a girl learning to act as planned I was programmed to be Catholic, but I ran I changed my race, I changed my name I prayed to them, "Please, what is brave?" I am loyal because I was simply raised that way Hug me till you drug me Honey, hug me Hug me till you suffocate me Hug me any... Wait, wait. I swear I've seen that face somewhere It's the very face I fell for in the human race I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by By the way I never like your hands in me Never like your ideas of what is beautiful Or really truly holy And I must say You've thrown your apathy away Grown back into your diapers Will you die first before admit the truth? Wait, wait I swear I've seen that face somewhere It's the very face I fell for in the human race I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by Wait, wait I swear I've seen that face somewhere It's the very face I fell for in the human race I can't lie I was brainwashed to be honest In this brave new world that slowly pa**es by