2012년 3월 21일 수요일

When I Hated Him -- Bijou Phillips


In the silent parlor room  If I'd remember to  Keep it down for ya,
like you asked me to  Did that hurt too much Baby did it last long enough
It was fine for me  It was fine for me   I'll go dry off now
This stuff is sticky  It's a little hot in here dear  Can you turn up the air
And don't tell me that  you want me to see you  this way
If I were weaker  And you loved me  Would you still act this way

I'm sitting on the floor  And I don't feel no more  I'm not prepared to
And I don't dare to  It's so dark in here  And something smells like fear
Now you're sleeping  While I'm conceiving  I'll find my own way out
You'll find the letter  I'm a little weak but  You like that better
Find more similI don't think that you want toSee me this way   Cause I'd kill you  And I'd leave you
And never speak your name  And don't tell me that
you want me to see you  this way  If I were weaker
And you loved me  Would you still act this way

The roads are wet  And I can't remember your face
As I'm driving away in  this, in this taxi cab
And the driver said  Are you sure you want to leave him

Don't I need to get these  scars off my face  And I'm bleeding, not
just in front of you  But in every single place  Don't you think that I
want to see him in a  different way  If he were weaker
And I still loved him  Maybe it wouldn't be this way                (sing365) 




 Bijou wrote this about her father, and his battles with drugs and alcohol. His addiction to heroin is described in the lines, "Don't I need to get these scars off my face and I'm bleeding, not just in front of you, but in every single place. Don't you think I want to see him in a different way?"                                                               (songfacts.com)


                   

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