Blacked Out
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Blacked Out
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You're blacked out
You're so fucked up in the head right now
And you're smoked out
In the basement of your parent's house
And I will love you until I die
I swear to you a thousand times
You're broke now
I wanna save you, but I don't know how
And you're locked down
In your bedroom taking pills to drown
I'm down on both knees
And I'm begging you please
Please baby, don't you cry
'Cause it kills me
When you say to me
Baby, I wanna die
You take something to help you think
You take something else to try and sleep
I wanna hold you more than anything
Just stay and try, please try to breathe
I know everything feels so broken, so broken
I know you shouldn't deserve this, you don't deserve this
I know sometimes you can't stop crying
I know sometimes the loneliness feels daunting
If I could, I would steal your darkness
But I can't, so please just let the light in
And I'm down on both knees
I'm begging you: Please baby, don't you cry
'Cause it kills me when you say to me
Baby, I wanna die
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DRMCTHR performs "Blacked Out", and this lyric page sits inside the DRMCTHR catalog on LyroVerse.
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