Black And Blue Lyrics
by Halijo Webster
I sit in silence, agony and pain,
I tried to show him how to love, not blame.
I run away, he grabs hold,
my arm is twisted, bent,
and I grow old and tired of all this weariness.
the hate not spoken, his past that I get,
his kind gestures all are tainted black,
I have to bounderise counter-attack.
Because I'm
black and blue.
This kind of love the tears burn thru.
Black and blue,
does my mirror image haunt you?
Oh!
His poison I am so addicted to.
his charms come with a price, a heavy due.
It leaves a hole deep within my soul.
I'll have to get away, maybe still be whole.
Black and blue.
This kind of love the tears burn thru.
Black and blue,
does my mirror image haunt you?
Oh!
I'll run away, far from this life,
nowhere to stay, the streets is where I lay,
for my children I will pray.
Cold and lonely, broke and tired,
too sick, too shamed, I'm scared
and a little wired.
Have to find a ticket to the moon.
Hey mister, give me a ride, pull a trick or two.
Oh date of wine, I'm not your find.
I'm a soul survivor, not your "ass" to grind.
Black and blue.
This kind of love the blood stains you.
Black and Blue.
Does my mirror image haunt you?
Oh!
[spoken...]
You say I can't leave yet, then pay for my time.
Just want to step outside, pretend I feel fine.
He grabs my hair, pulls my head down.
I am human hurting, not your your punching round.
Black and blue.
This kind of love the blood shames you.
Black and blue.
Does my mirror image haunt you?
Oh!
Confused and dazed, on the wrong track,
trippin' hard to find a way back.
Abused and scolded, soul so worn.
Desparate cries, inside wars.
Keep your dollars, find my sense,
broken dreams, peace of mind spent.
Standing sideways, need some sleep.
I'm black and blue.
Wounded soul, surviving soul, wounded soul,
surviving soul for me to keep.
Black and blue.
Black and blue.
When it's safe, I'll cry the tears to heal,
thru ............... black and blue.
*No more black and blue*
*No more black and blue*
Please,
*No more black and blue*.
Song written by and copyright © 2005, HaliJo Webster.
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