Hand in mine into your icy blues
And then I’d say to you we could take to the highway

We were trapped, nowhere to run. There was only one way out. I grasped her hand and looked into her icy blue eyes.
“We could take to the highway,” I whispered, pointing in the general direction of the highway with my gun.

With this trunk of ammunition too
I’d end my days with you in a hail of bullets

I grabbed another magazine of ammunition, reloading my weapon. “You’ll need this,” I said grimly, handing her a gun.
She looked at me, her face expressionless. Her eyes travelled across my face, lingering over my many scars. Something inside her shifted, she loaded the gun and laughed coldly.
“In a hail of bullets,” she whispered, blindly shooting around the room.

I’m trying, I’m trying
To let you know how much you mean
And after all the things we put each other through

I heard voices - they were coming. “We have to go.” I grabbed her free hand, leading her to a doorway. She followed, the folds of her dress rustling as we hurried to the door.
I pulled her close, kissing her fiercely. “Know that whatever happens, I love you.”
She wrapped her arms around me in a warm hug. “Even after all we’ve been through… I love you too.”
Our eyes locked, we knew our fate.

I would drive onto the end with you
A liquor store or two keeps the gas tank full
And I feel like there’s nothing left to do
But prove myself to you and we’ll keep it running

We burst through the door together, taking aim and firing, killing mercilessly. “This way!” I shouted and led her to the road. We ran into the traffic, the cars braking suddenly so they wouldn’t hit us.
She walked up to a red car, raised the gun, aimed and fired, killing the driver. She opened the door and let his body topple onto the road. She climbed into his seat and gripped the bloodied steering wheel.
“Get in!” she yelled at me. I obeyed.
“Let me drive,” I said, reaching over.
She pressed her foot to the accelerator. “You don’t have to keep trying to prove yourself to me." She paued. "I can do this.” She glanced at me coldly with the face of a woman who was on the edge. I looked away, keeping my gaze fixed upon the road before us.

But this time, I mean it
I’ll let you know just how much you mean to me
As snow falls on desert sky
Until the end of everything
I’m trying, I’m trying
To let you know how much you mean
As days fade, and nights grow
And we go cold

We continued to drive in silence while the radio was having an old sappy love song marathon. She slammed her fist onto the radio in anger, turning it off. I saw a tear run down her face, only to be angrily wiped away by her hand.
I removed one of her hands off of the wheel and took in my own. “I love you, so much. Please understand… I couldn’t live without you”
She looked at me, and her expression softened. I smiled hopefully at her, and she wrenched her hand away. “Because of you we’re here. You’re wrong, you won’t die if you’re not with me. You’ll die because you’re with me.” She turned back to the endless highway. There were few cars on the road now.
The daylight faded, the temperature inside the car getting colder. I tried turning on the heater, but it was broken.
“Who would have thought we would become murderers. People like us?” She said suddenly. “As rare as snow on a desert sky.”

But this time, we’ll show them
We’ll show them all how much we mean
As snow falls on desert sky
Until the end of every…

I heard sirens. We looked at each other. “They’ve found us,” I said, horrified. She leaned over and kissed me, the car swerving to the side. She corrected it, accelerating to get away from the pursuiting police cars.
I gasped. There were some in front of us, blocking the way. She braked suddenly, sending the smell of burning rubber creeping into my nostrils. She opened the door and stepped outside and I got out to stand beside her. The sirens were wailing.

All we are, all we are
Is bullets, I mean this

She looked around us, observing the many policemen and women. “All we are...” she began. “All we are is bullets.” She choked out the last part of her sentence. Tears stung her eyes. She raised her gun as I raised mine. “ALL WE ARE IS BULLETS!” she screamed hysterically, as we begun to fire on the policemen.

As lead rains, will pass on through our phantoms
Forever, forever
Like scarecrows that fuel this flame we're burning
Forever, and ever
Know how much I want to show you you're the only one
Like a bed of roses there's a dozen reasons in this gun

They started firing back at us. I shielded her with my body, but it was to no use. The bullets found their mark inside my body and hers. “The only one for me, is you,” I managed to say through my clenched teeth. The bullets were like hot wire burning through my skin. I know she felt the same pain. The police stopped firing as we did, we all knew it was over.

And as we're falling down, and in this pool of blood
And as we're touching hands, and as we're falling down
And in this pool of blood, and as we're falling down
I'll see your eyes, and in this pool of blood
I'll meet your eyes, I mean this forever

We fell into the pool of blood around us. I felt my gun slip out of my grasp; I noticed she still clutched hers, like we still had a chance. She looked so beautiful in that dress, even though it was covered in ours and others’ blood. There were holes and rips from where the bullets had shot through.
I reached out and touched her hand, looking into her eyes for the last time. And despite of everything that had happened, I smiled as we died together, hand in hand.