Quote by Slipknot

She seemed dressed in all of me, stretched across my shame.All the torment and the pain leaked through and covered me.I'd do anything to have her to myself.Just to have her for myselfNow I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do when she makes me sane.She is everything to me.The unrequited dreamA song that no one sings.The unattainable, Shes a myth that I have to believe inAll I need to make it real is one more reasonI don't know what to do, I don't know what to do when she makes me sad.

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Summary

This quote reflects the intense longing and obsession the speaker has towards someone. The person in question holds great power over the speaker's emotions, both positively and negatively. Despite feeling tormented and in pain when thinking of this person, the speaker would do anything to have them exclusively. The person becomes their ultimate desire and an unattainable dream, akin to a myth, yet something they still firmly believe in. The speaker acknowledges their confusion in dealing with the interactions with this person, feeling both sanity and sadness in their presence.

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