The Shallow End
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The Shallow End
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Where in the world have I been
I must have tripped on the way in
Diving into the shallow end
I must have gone and broke the skin
Hold me close and let me know
I'm not alone for once
Hold me close and tell me that
I never really was
Why on the earth could I not see
The cloud a hangin' over me
But I did a dance to make it rain
And it just overflowed the drains ooh
Hold me close and let me know
I'm not alone for once
Hold me close and tell me that
I never really was
Hold me close and let me know
I'm not alone for once
Hold me close and tell me that
I never really was
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Grant Lee Buffalo performs "The Shallow End", and this lyric page sits inside the Grant Lee Buffalo catalog on LyroVerse.
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