Just tell me this,
Tell me this
Do I even want to know
Bloody fists
Salty lips
And ride back home
Oh no
I said
I'm not the problem
I only can solve them
And you are so coddled
That you can not see
I'm not breaking down
I'm only acting on the actions
From the world outside
And I'm not safe or sound
Just as long as he's present
In the room tonight
Eyes that stare
Cold, unfair
In the crowd, I stand alone
Gawking glares
Hard to bear
I'm a show, and I'm over-shown
I said
I'm not the problem
The doctors prescribe them
And now I'm untethered,
In dreams, lost at sea
I'm not breaking down
I'm only acting on the actions
From the world outside
And I'm not safe or sound
Just as long as he's present
In the room tonight
So stare at me
(Stare at me)
I feel you glare at me
(Glare at me)
Just stare at me
(Stare at me)
Don't help me
My hell on earth
Let's go
My hell on earth
My hell on earth
Well I sure am breaking down
To tell the truth
I never actually feel alright
And I'm not safe or sound
Just as long as I'm
Alone with myself tonight
My hell on earth
I'm not breaking down
I'm only acting on the actions
From the world outside
And I'm not safe or sound
Just as long as he's present
In the room tonight
I said
I'm not the problem
(So stare at me)
The doctors prescribed them
(I feel you glare at me)
And now I'm untethered,
(Just stare at me)
In dreams, lost at sea.
(Dont help me)
My hell on earth



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crazy? I was crazy once... (feat. The Nothing Specials) Lyrics as written by Brandon Daparma

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    ok, so he said Pill once or twice in the song, its definately about drugs (sarcasam)

    I think its about the many people in this world that are too afraid to take risks, and that is crazy...

    and also about how we need to take risks in our lives in order to live. I have always said this quote, and it goes something like this:

    "One that has truly never lived can truly never die"

    and I think seal is trying to say that through this song.

    phoenix6475on December 17, 2005   Link

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