Guns N' Roses: Used to Love Her Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Apr 20th 2012 report

   It's a song the band wrote as a joke. Your girl/boyfriend is bitching so you kill him/her. It's a joke

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2. anonymous

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   Jun 21st 2011 report

   it's about izzy's dog. The dog bit axl in the hand, and he shot it
3. anonymous

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   Apr 24th 2011 report

   "I used to love her"
   Of course he was so inlove of her girl
   
   "but I had to kill her"
   he took distance, he broke with her because she was not a good thing in his life, some kind of insane and selfdestructive love
   
   "I had to put her six feet under"
   he needed to forget her, that feeling was so painful
   
   "and I can still hear her complain"
   she regrets so much what she did before, now she lost him because of her stupid actions
   
   "I knew I miss her"
   its so painful to be without her
   
   "so I had to keep her"
   She still lives in his heart, his mind, she is that hard die kind.
   
   "she is buried right in my back yard"
   she lives still in the basement of his brain, she is still in his mind.
   
   "she bitched so much"
   she did a lot of stupid things, she was playing her game
   
   "she drove me nuts"
   she drove him CRAZZZYYYY
   
   DANIEL CARDONA
   mi cancion preferida
   esa chica me volvio loco
   I used to love her
   pero tuve que matarla

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4. anonymous

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   Apr 18th 2011 report

   Just a funny song about a man and his nagging wife and how he kills her because she won't stop bitching.

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