Sin Lyrics by Nine Inch Nails

(from the album Pretty Hate Machine)

Sin Lyrics

you give me the reason.
you give me control.
i gave you my Purity.
my Purity you stole.
did you think i wouldn't recognize this compromise.
am i just too stupid to realize.
stale incense old sweat and lies lies lies
it comes down to this.
your kiss.
your fist.
and your strain.
it get's under my skin.
within.
take in the extent of my sin
you give me the anger.
you give me the nerve.
carry out my sentence.
i get what i deserve.
i'm just an effigy to be disgraced.
to be defaced.
your need for me has been replaced.
and if i can't have everything well then just give me a taste.
it comes down to this.
your kiss.
your fist.
and your strain.
it get's under my skin.
within.
take in the extent of my sin

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Other Lyrics from Pretty Hate Machine

1. Down In It Lyrics
2. Head Like A Hole Lyrics
3. Kinda I Want To Lyrics
4. Ringfinger Lyrics
5. Sanctified Lyrics
6. Something I Can Never Have Lyrics
7. Terrible Lie Lyrics
8. That's What I Get Lyrics
9. The Only Time Lyrics

Other Nine Inch Nails Albums

• With Teeth Lyrics
• Things Falling Apart Lyrics
• The Downward Spiral Lyrics
• Purest Feeling Lyrics
• Head Like A Hole Lyrics
• Sin Lyrics
• Down In It Lyrics
• Fixed Lyrics
• Broken Lyrics
• Closer To God Lyrics
• March Of The Pigs Lyrics
• Further Down The Spiral Lyrics
• Further Down The Spiral (Import) Lyrics
• The Fragile Lyrics
• The Day The World Went Away Lyrics
• We're In This Together Pt. 2 Lyrics
• We're In This Together Pt. 3 Lyrics
• We're In This Together Pt. 1 Lyrics
• Into The Void Lyrics
• And All That Could Have Been Lyrics
• The Hand That Feeds [CD-SINGLE] Lyrics
• Every Day Is Exactly The Same Lyrics
• Year Zero Lyrics

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