Papercuts (The Reason For The Lesions Remix By Mr. Dibbs)

Gym Class Heroes · The Papercut Chronicles [2005]

She says she loves me, but she comes and goes when she pleases

When the door shuts, it's like another papercut

And now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades

Claims she loves me, but she cuts me into pieces

When I'm sewed up, here comes another papercut

Now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades...



we met 22 years back

fresh out the womb

now she consumes me,

no room for self these days

and she's so demanding

do this, do that

don't forget to take your medicine

I hate it when her face is invading my head again

the welcome mat reads "please take off your shoes"

but she disregards the statement

I've grown accustomed to bending my beliefs to

satisfy her needs

but I'm fed up

with plugging cuts everytime they bleed

so I dip my pen in the puddle

what a bloody mess its been

trying to end this struggle

but I love her,

she's the reason for the lesions

man I love her

I start bleeding when she's leaving

and every scar on my fingertip is a reminder of

all the lessons learned

on my missions to try to find her but

I'll sit alone until she comes back home

and I'll be waiting by the phone



(phone rings: "Hello?")



She says she loves me, but she comes and goes when she pleases

When the door shuts, it's like another papercut

And now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades

Claims she loves me, but she cuts me into pieces

When I'm sewed up, here comes another papercut

Now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades...



(On the Phone)

She don't live here no more

I heard she's staying down the street with the dead beat

that don't treat her right with two bad ass kids

Guilt and Regret

and I'm willing to bet

my last album that she's wishing she was kissing me



Man the nerve of this bitch

pardon my French

but it's been 10 days

and I'm getting kind of light headed

maybe I'll write her a letter in a gentleman's way

and send it with the hopes that she might get it

I can't believe I let her run all over me

but all I think about is

when she's here and holding me

I love her

She's the reason for the lesions

man I love her

I start bleeding when she's leaving

and every scar on my fingertip is a reminder of

all the lessons learned

all my missions trying to find her and

I can't complain

I kind of like the pain

She ain't even got a name

she just lives in my brain

and says..



She says she loves me, but she comes and goes when she pleases

When the door shuts, it's like another papercut

And now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades

Claims she loves me, but she cuts me into pieces

When I'm sewed up, here comes another papercut

Now I'm stuck with a hand full of bandaids

Until she comes back around like them ceiling fan blades...



She says she loves me, but (she really thinks that I'm an asshlole)

She says she loves me, but (my ears are too big)

She says she loves me, but (I pick my nose too much)

She says she loves me, but (she says i never really listen)

She says she loves me, but (I take too many pills)

She says she loves me, but (I never pay my bills)

She says she loves me, but (I wait until the last minute)

She says she loves me, but (I don't try hard enough)

Papercuts (The Reason For The Lesions Remix By Mr. Dibbs)

This remix by Mr. Dibbs reimagines Gym Class Heroes' 2005 track 'Papercuts,' originally released on The Papercut Chronicles. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of hip-hop and punk rock, characterized by energetic live instrumentation and introspective lyrics. While the original recording established the band's early sound, this remix adds a distinct electronic layer that expands the track's sonic palette without altering its core identity. It remains a staple in the band's discography, reflecting their ability to evolve their musical approach while maintaining the raw energy that defined their mid-2000s era. The work stands as a testament to their collaborative spirit and their contribution to the alternative hip-hop genre.