Luyện nghe bài hát Better off Dead

When you in love with someone
Who love you
Someone who you so badly
It your head
who doesn't want you
But let you go
who thinks you're crazy
And you so
and over and over
If this to you
You'd be better off

You might be surprised to learn how often it can
In a affair
(And boy it hurt)
You fall in with someone for whom you really care
And they treat you like dirt
They you feel kind of dirty and flirty
Hey I'm to you
Didn't you hear what I

Better off
Than living someone
every word's like a knife cuts through you
Better off
Than living someone
Who just doesn't give a shit what to you
You know that's
But you go on and on
off dead
Better off
Better off

you fall in love with someone
Who love you
You better run for
as fast you can (Little man)
Forget foolish dreams and schermes that things will
out in the end
Put some real between yourself and the object of
you my friend
Or what you see
Yes, a loser me
who'd be
Better off
off dead

Musically, this one has a sort of overblown, heavenly quality to it. But lyrically, it's another story of a guy getting himself into a bad relationship that he can't get out of. He says, "When you fall in love with someone who doesn't love you/ Someone who treats you so badly it ramifies your head/ Someone who doesn't want you but won't let you go/ Someone who thinks you're crazy and tells you so, over and over and If this happens to you, you're better off dead." It's exaggerated, but there's a kernel of truth there for so many people. You don't know what bad is until you feel that. I know what I'm talking about because I was once a woman who loved too much.

I know some critic is going to think I don't what the word ramify means, or how to use it. made up an alternate verb form of it here, like a made-up R&B word, like the "puppetudes" of love. wanted to say how there would be ramifications from something that happens to your head in this kind of a relationship. I should've said "blamifies" or something to make it really obvious I was playing with the word, but I just didn't give a fuck.