My Death
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My Death
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Falling in a circle
I can't promise
But I do
Life is but a spiral
Spinning round
I get to you
And by the low tide
I feel our walls have fallen
They're crumbling
Down to the ground
Since we've been stalling
Stop this high tide
Because I thinking I'm drowning
I never learned to swim I swear
My death is coming
My death is coming
My death
Digging our way out the sorrow
Find our way back tomorrow
Discovering something inside of you
I've wanted so long
This conflict flows like a river through our heads
Taking down every wall
Every stone
Every door
Every stair
And now we're here
With nothing left no
Nothing here
Everything that we held dear
Washed away with the rain
Everything
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