Note: You can hear this song on SoundCloud. The username is Stacie Evans, and I'm wearing sunglasses.
Addicted to You
I’m the last thing on your mind
Tell me when you’re done
So I can throw you out.
Drag you back in
Into our chaotic world
Of plastic love and misery.
Say you’ll love me
You know I won’t
Only words can start firestorms.
Ignite your kisses
Flames surrounds us
Yet we’re cold as ice.
Everything we do is a game
We’re all losers in this hell.
Pushing me, pulling me
Hang me on a thread
Leave me by myself
I want more of you.
Say your last goodbyes
Go to someone else
Come back to me
I’m addicted to you.
Your embrace pierces through me
Cut out the mechanical heart
That gives us no life
Give yourself away
To someone who’ll love you
I’ll haunt you in your dreams
Our love is null and void
So why do we keep it alive
Pushing me, pulling me
Hang me on a thread
Leave me by myself
I want more of you.
Say your last goodbyes
Go to someone else
Come back to me
I’m addicted to you.
It’s all just a game
So why do we keep playing
Pushing me, pulling me
Hang me on a thread
Leave me by myself
I want more of you.
Say your last goodbyes
Go to someone else
Come back to me
I’m addicted to you.
About the Creator
Stacie Evans
I'm a young adult/new adult drama/romance writer and a pop songwriter. My books are on Amazon and my music on SoundCloud. I'm switching from my Covid lockdown articles to works of fiction and songs. Hope you'll enjoy my work!
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Tell Me You Want Me
Note: So this is a pop song I wrote, and ya'll are getting the first look of the lyrics to Tell Me You Want Me! The single EP will go live on SoundCloud this Thursday. Now this song is my only personal song, but it was fun to write. I do feel the content is both relevant and relatable as it has to do with fangirling and stan culture. So enjoy the lyrics!
By Stacie Evans6 years ago in Poets
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