Drifiting
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Drifiting
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Aren't we drifting on an open sea?
But we were never meant to be, oh no
Ready to put my feet on land again
Remember when it all began?
Remember when it all began?
Would you ever really understand?
Nothing good comes with a plan
No you can never understand
You fell hard, fell hard for yourself
You can't love, can't love nobody else
And all this time I thought that you could be mine
It's not a crime and I know that I will be fine
Waiting, oh boy you kept me waiting
This is liberating, 'cause I'm cutting you loose
If I could choose, I would choose to try to lose
So maybe we should call a truce
It is up to you
No more, no more of this back and forth
My patience is falling short, falling short
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Dana Williams performs "Drifiting", and this lyric page sits inside the Dana Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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