Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Hess
Canonical path: /hess/the-deep-end
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Deep End
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The Deep End
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Ya i know how you feel
I've been in your world
It's not all looking bleak
No, it's looking worse
I heard you're leaving
For the deep end
Diving into
Oceans of blue
And they're throwing you
Lead anchors and shoes
'til you're drowning in it all
They say that your faith
Is more than enough
When i get to the gates
I'm sure they'll be locked
Nothing's as easy as you remember
While you're desperate and needy
Well they've got you
Ya they've got you where they want
In the middle of flight
You let go
And now you're coming down
Just a little to the right
Of what went wrong
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