Drowning In Ankle
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Drowning In Ankle
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You are the shark drowning in shallow water
Sleeping with your dreams tied to a concrete pillow
Throw everything
Burn the roses
Burn our years
Your mouth lying under the water
Under the influence of fake tears
It's not easy to forget
When a memory's sunk this deep in your heart
I don't want to miss you anymore
I don't want to love you anymore
We never meant anything to you
I hope you get what you deserve
I don't want to miss you
I don't want to love you
If it means anything to you
You're going to get what you deserve
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