Love Sucks (My X Is A Vampire)
Blood On The Dance Floor · Other Songs - Blood On The Dance Floor
You used to tell me you'd never leave me alone
You used to kiss me on my lips
I never felt like this
And now you stay out
All night, sleep all day
You're never with me
It's like you've gone away
You've got something on your
Bloody lips to say
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
I see you're hanging out with different guys
But you know this comes as no surprise
You ask me for one last kiss
Under the lunar eclipse
I turned you down with a stead fast no
I pushed you away
But you just wouldn't go
So wipe away those vampire tears
And make yourself disappear
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
I just want you gone away
I just want you gone away
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
I can see the writings on the wall
I won't beg and I won't crawl
I hope you feel like you're two feet tall.
Love sucks
It really sucks
You used to hold me tight all night long
You used to tell me you'd never leave me alone
You used to kiss me on my lips
I never felt like this
Love Sucks (My X Is A Vampire)
Blood On The Dance Floor delivers a playful take on gothic romance with "Love Sucks (My X Is A Vampire)," a track that captures the band's signature blend of theatricality and pop sensibility. Emerging from a discography that includes albums like Evolution and Let's Start A Riot, the group is known for crafting energetic anthems that often explore themes of love, loss, and supernatural intrigue. This recording fits seamlessly into their broader body of work, showcasing a style that balances catchy melodies with dramatic flair. While the song stands as a distinct song in their catalogue, it reflects the creative energy found in their earlier releases, offering fans a vibrant listen that celebrates the enduring appeal of vampire mythology within a modern musical context.

