I withhold your medicine
But you've still got a connection
They remember everything
In the sky, oblivion

I never knew your innocence
Your white skin glistens
You pried my eyes open
I've lost my ambition

I say it's me or drugs
You choose drugs
I say it's me or drugs
You choose drugs

I say it's me or drugs
You choose drugs
I say it's me or drugs
You choose drugs

Drugs, drugs.


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Choose Drugs Lyrics as written by Juliana Hatfield

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    she tries to save someone from a drug problem but they continue to use them so she finally says ok its me or drugs... and well... its pretty self explanitory

    dunnomuchon January 07, 2006   Link

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