| Lover I Don't Have To Love Lyrics Artist(Band):Bright Eyes
I said I liked your shoes You said, "Thanks, can I follow you?" So it's up the stairs and out of view No prying eyes I poured some wine I asked your name, you asked the time Now it's two o'clock The club is closed We're up the block Your hands on me; Pressing hard against your jeans Your tongue in my mouth, trying to keep the words from coming out You didn't care to know who else may have been you before I want a lover I don't have to love I want a girl who's too sad to give a fuck Where's the kid with the chemicals? I thought he said to meet him here but I'm not sure I've got the money if you've got the time You said it feels good I said, "I'll give it a try." Then my mind went dark We both forgot where your car was parked Let's just take the train I'll meet up with the band in the morning Bad actors with bad habits Some sad singers they just play tragic And the phone's ringing and the van's leaving Let's just keep touching; let's just keep... keep singing... I want a lover I don't have to love I want a boy who's so drunk he doesn't talk Where's the kid with the chemicals? I've got a hunger and I can't seem to get full I need some meaning I can memorize The kind I have always seems to slip my mind But you, but you... You write such pretty words But life's no storybook Love's an excuse to get hurt And to hurt. Do you like to hurt? I do, I do Then hurt me... [x10] If you find some error in Lover I Don't Have To Love Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to Milk for submitting the lyrics. Review about Lover I Don't Have To Love Shallow...not | Reviewer: Judy | 5/23/09 If you are reading these lyrics on the most shallow level, just looking at the very exterior, yes they will seem shallow. However, if you really look and you really put all of the lyrics together it becomes something completely different. Shallow if you are looking at it on a shallow level. Open up your minds. Lover I Don't Have To Love | Reviewer: chelsiee | 5/5/09 Listening to Bright Eyes and Conor Oberst always gets me thinking and quite honestly it astonishes me how honest the lyrics are. In my opinion, they seem to be lyrics that anyone can relate to, no matter what. Lover I Don't Have To Love, in particular, brings up a lot of emotions for me while I'm listening to it. I see it as being too emotionally damaged to love, as do a lot of other people, and that's something that I'm terrified of. I don't want to feel too emotionally damaged to be with someone and listening to this song makes everything better for a while. I don't know why. where are the chemicals? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/30/08 I either cant connect to people or they cant connect to me...either way i understand. I'm the girl that's too sad to give a fuck...this isnt about a one night stand, it's about a whole life of them...this isnt shallow or degrading to mankind, it's honest. It's real. It's sad. It's life. I think most of you need to re-read these lyrics or something. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/8/08 Well, to those of you so utterly critical of this song, I say this: Love isn't for everyone. Some people, Like Conor Oberst, are far too emotionally damaged to open up in that way and love someone else. This song isn't about a one night stand. Look deeper, would you? The majority of it, yes, is about just wanting someone to pass the time with. To be quite honest, that's exactly how I am. And i'm a girl (ooooh, shocking). But the song is more than just being unable to love. It's about how much love can hurt you. Hence, the last "stanza". I know I avoid love and real relationships because it's more hurtful than anything, to me. I truly love these lyrics. They aren't "shallow", like some of you claim. In fact, to that I'd say you are simply narrow minded. Get off your high-horse and realize that some people out there are just way too emotionally damaged to have, or even want, love. response to "Veritable Goddess" | Reviewer: Ashley | 11/12/08 this song really writes about pain that Conor Oberst went through in his life. i think he's a poetic genius, and the things that he wrote about in "Lover I Don't Have To Love" really get down to the controversy that one feels when in love. taking a different approach to the lyrics might allow you to see if from a different angle, or might perhaps bring sympathy for his pain or respect for his poetry, other than downing someone's attempt at ridding themselves of stress and pain. downing their thoughts does nothing. if you have a negative opinion, don't dumb it down with vulgar language, don't leave anything at all, or stop being so narrow minded. being respectful really will get you farther in life. I'm sure I'll be hung for this opinion, lol. | Reviewer: Veritable Goddess | 9/5/08 It's song that's about fucking insecure people because they have no attachments that can hurt. He details picking out a target, he wants <i>a girl who's too sad to give a fuck</i>. Or even <i>a boy who's so drunk that he doesn't talk</i>. Date rape any one? What has basically been done in bringing up the band, is that he's giving hope to his depressed washed out fan base that he might give preference to anyone and fuck them passionately at a venue. <b>If</b> they catch his eye. I suppose if you are into that sort of thing it's a genius move because hundreds of people will go to hear the music and to be the "lover he doesn't have to love". The song itself is unoriginal, derivative bullshit. Its strong points lie in its haunting melody and discordant singing that many people can't help but like; in addition to the lyrics that appeal to baser, shallower side of it's fan's psyche. Come on Betty Serveert, the fucking O.C.! Nuff said. then hurt me | Reviewer: jacque | 7/13/08 Yall should listen to the bettie serveert version of this song. I love conors lyrics, but i prefer her voice. anyway, this song is amazing. i downloaded it and have probably listened to it like 100 times since. You cant help but love this song | Reviewer: tiffany K | 7/5/08 I dont know one person who doesnt like this song i know people who dont like his voice but love his songs they are just not use to the way he sings and the way he sings is touching bc they mean something and they go into deep feelings that no one else wants to even think of letting someone else to know that they feel that way. i am notsaying that i want a lover that i dont have to love but everyone has been in a bad spot and needed that break. get a grip | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/31/08 i just read someones review telling people to "move on from bright eyes" onto something like system of a down which will(apparently) "give you more meaning". seriously, what the fuck are you taking? i LOVE conor oberst's lyrics - and i love how you can take your own meanings from them, even if they are different to his intentions. system of a down don't have half his lyrical genius. for someone who "listens to a lot of music" you sure are pretty narrow minded. as for the musical world is better without it? maybe the musical world would be better without people like you criticising others with no musical achievements of your own. My true lover i dont have to love. | Reviewer: Yeni Lea. | 5/1/08 this song was introduced to me by the guy i thought i loved. while in bed, it came on. and everything made sense. i wasn't suppose to be there with him cause he didn't love me like i loved him. i was his lover he didn't have to love. he was just there... as i was. there wasn't any love made there. just two people hurting eachother in th worst way ever. but either way. he's still my lover i don't have to love... and i like to hurt. I do, i do. He hurts me. ): Review By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Review the song Lover I Don't Have To Love The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Bright Eyes" Music | |
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