Christina Aguilera
Masochist lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2018
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:31
Oh
Woah-oh-oh
Sometimes I get lonely
I get needy
I call you
And I know that it's crazy, that it's stupid
It's the truth
I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go
Yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know
But I must be some kind of masochist
To hurt myself in this way
'Cause lovin' you is so bad for me
Oh, but I just can't walk away
I get all my pleasure in your bedroom
In your arms
You get all your pleasure from my torture
From my harm
I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go
Ooh, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know
But I must be some kind of masochist, ooh
To hurt myself in this way
'Cause lovin' you is so bad for me
Oh, but I just can't walk away (ooh)
The more I stay in this madness
The more the hurt is my comfort and release
And maybe I'm just too damaged
To really know what's good for me
I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go, I should go
Yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know, yeah I know
Ooh, I must be some kind of masochist (oh, yeah)
To hurt myself in this way (ooh, yeah)
'Cause lovin' you is so bad for me
Oh, but I just can't walk away (away)
And even though it's so obvious (so obvious)
That all you give me is pain
Oh
I must be some kind of masochist, yeah
'Cause I just can't walk away
From you, from you, from you
Oh, I just can't walk away, away, away
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Key vocabulary
- woah-oh-oh
- surprise or warning
- lonely
- sad because aloneB1
- needy
- needing help or money
- it's
- it isA1
- crazy
- very unusualA2
- truth
- real factB1
- masochist
- enjoys being hurt
- myself
- me, aloneA2
- lovin
- loving; affectionate
- can't
- cannotB1
About this song
Christina Aguilera is an American pop, R&B, and hip-hop vocalist known for a four-octave range and chart-topping hits such as “Genie in a Bottle,” “What a Girl Wants,” and “Fighter.” She rose from early teen television to mainstream stardom, later shifting her style across albums like Stripped, Liberation, and the single “Fall In Line.”