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Have you ever been so deep, that you don't know the way back up?
You hold your breath so tight, as the storm unfolds above.
I can't remember the last time, I was nice to you, or lit up a room. The hours I spend in the afternoon, looking at tail lights pondering my life.
I want to know I want to know, why the skies are grey?
I want to know I want to know, why the sun didn't shine today?
Have you ever been so low, that you can't get yourself out of bed?
You pull the covers up, and try to swallow it.
I want to know I want to know, why the skies are grey?
I want to know I want to know, why the sun didn't shine today?
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Don't look down
03:35
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I'm sure you remember, the day he left. It will burn forever, like the tightness in your chest.
Take me far away, I don't deserve to stay. I don't need memory, you didn't need me anyway.
The wind swept you away, I tried to scream your name. Dad come back to me.
The wind swept you away, I tried to scream your name, you didn't want to remain. You let go anyway.
I hope you're happy, wherever you are. Away from all the things, that made it all to hard.
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