Over My Head
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Over My Head
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taking myself back to the time
when we were in your room you looked straight through
the life that i've led, things that i've said
make you tired
but you could always find the best in me
you can always sense the times that i've been falling apart
the shape of my heart shows it's marks
it's a lonely life
we both know that ...
things are gonna change
* you're over my head, over my mind
walk with my face down (and my eyes)
over my head, over my mind
walk with my face down
walk with my head down
i'm going on two weeks since i last saw
the smile that depended on my life
for things that she needs
i just called to see if you're fine
it's a lonely life
we both know that
are you safe away?
* you're over my head...
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