Smother Me

The Used · Lies For The Liars [2007]

Let me be the one who calls you baby

All the time

Surely you can take some comfort

Knowing that you're mine

Just hold me tight, lay by my side

and let me be the one who calls you

Baby all the time



I found my place in the world

Could stare at your face for the rest of

my days

Now I can breathe, turn my insides out

and Smother me

Warm and alive I'm all over you

would you smother me?



Let me be the one who never leaves

You all alone

I hold my breath and lose the feeling

That I'm on my own (leaves me all alone)

Hold me too tight stay by my side

and let me be the one who calls you

Baby all the time(all the time)



I found my place in the world

Could stare at your face for the rest of



my days

Now I can breathe, turn my insides out

and Smother me

Warm and alive I'm all over you

would you smother me?(4X- smother me)



When I'm alone time goes so slow

I need you here with me

and how my mistakes have led

Your heart break

Still I need you here with me

So Baby I'm, Baby I'm here



Now I can breathe, turn my insides out

and Smother me(smother me)

Warm and alive I'm all over you

would you smother me?(don't let me be alone)



Now I can breathe, turn my insides out

and Smother me(smother me)

Warm and alive I'm all over you

would you smother me?(3X smother me)

Let me be the one who calls you baby

All the time

Let me be the one who calls you baby

All the time

Let me be the one who calls you baby

the one who calls you baby.



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Smother Me

Released on the 2007 album Lies For The Liars, "Smother Me" stands as a defining track in The Used's evolution toward a heavier, more aggressive sound. Characterized by its driving rhythm section and intense vocal delivery, the song exemplifies the band's shift from melodic pop-punk to a darker, post-hardcore style that would define their later discography. As a centerpiece of the album, it showcases the group's ability to blend emotional intensity with technical precision, cementing their reputation in the modern nu-metal and emo scenes. The recording captures a specific era of the band's development, marking a departure from their earlier work while maintaining the melodic sensibilities that made them widely recognized.