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Bright Eyes ~ I've Been Eating For You


So, I’m just the medicine You take when you’re sick You get well and that’s it I’m put back on the shelf in your mirror And it isn’t exceptional The course of our fate So, people love and they hate And I guess it’s just our turn to hate Yeah, you were just some song I wrote A poem on a page A sculpture I made out of clay Desire was the flame But now you’re more of a basketball Boys just pass you around They bounce you hard on the ground and dribble And then we all get high fives And you think I’m an asshole now Well, you’re probably right But at least I’m not blind to the facts I’ve been wishing were lies But still I hope you get everything That you care to possess And unbelievable sex with him Or any one of my friends But just don’t ask about my appetite I didn’t lose it tonight No, it’s been gone half my life It’s just act, I’ve been eating for you more free lyrics

So, I’m just the medicine
You take when you’re sick
You get well and that’s it
I’m put back on the shelf in your mirror
And it isn’t exceptional
The course of our fate
So, people love and they hate
And I guess it’s just our turn to hate
Yeah, you were just some song I wrote
A poem on a page
A sculpture I made out of clay
Desire was the flame
But now you’re more of a basketball
Boys just pass you around
They bounce you hard on the ground and dribble
And then we all get high fives
And you think I’m an asshole now
Well, you’re probably right
But at least I’m not blind to the facts
I’ve been wishing were lies
But still I hope you get everything
That you care to possess
And unbelievable sex with him
Or any one of my friends
But just don’t ask about my appetite
I didn’t lose it tonight
No, it’s been gone half my life
It’s just act, I’ve been eating for you

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