縱情墮落

被愛多一點 是幸福
愛多一點 是快樂
我要愛恨交織 汗水淋漓
全世界陪你墮落

偶而總得放縱 敷衍理智
我罪惡般的享樂 陶醉中展翅飛翔
拒絕不了誘惑 也沒甚麼錯
不甘寂寞 你的美麗補滿這駭人的空虛

你的一顰一笑 蔓延至天際的雲彩
身上的淡香 茂盛成盛夏的花園
我甘心是非顛倒 昏天暗地
一杯再一杯 陪你縱情於閃爍的夢鄉

愛得太多 是狂喜
你的固執自私 都開出朵朵玫瑰
偶而不愛自己太多
耽美享樂得心安理得

不想後果 也不準備自責
分不清陶醉與麻醉 混在酒杯一起下肚
渾渾噩噩的走過 不如灑脫
我陪你 嗔痴笑怒 縱情的墮落


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