Oratorio
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Oratorio
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So strap yourself in again
And do you find yourself able to breathe?
Unhindered
We rise to the top again
And they watch as we fall into whole
Bottomless
And I lie beneath you
And struggle for air
And I lie beneath you
And struggle for air
And if I could walk on air
I'd see where the wind would carry you
Clear from harm's way
You mixed up the words you said
And the sentences don't make any sense
I know
Like always
And I lie beneath you
And struggle for air
And I lie beneath you
And struggle for air
And I lie beneath you
And struggle for, air
And I lie
Yes I lie
Strike the chord that I desire most
Why can't I believe in me?
Why can't I believe in me?
Why can't I believe in me?
(So far from me, so far away)
Why can't I believe in me?
(So far from me, so far away)
Believe in me? So far
Believe in me? So far down
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Hundred Reasons performs "Oratorio", and this lyric page sits inside the Hundred Reasons catalog on LyroVerse.
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