Over My Head
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Over My Head
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Tell me
What do you see when you're looking back at me
Am I as perfect as you are to me
How do you dry up all my tears
Take away all my fears
How do you make me feel this way
Like I can take on anything
You're over my head
You make me feel like more than, more than I am
This hell in my head
These feelings are running me over
You're over myhead
Show me
How does it feel to be that light within your eyes
Is it as perfect as it seems to be
How do you make me feel this way
Like I can take on anything
Faith in the things you can't see
You pull me up from beneath
I need you over my...
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