Lost At Sea
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Lost At Sea
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My beautiful liar
Why are you crying
On your knees
You've crucified yourself
And now denial is rising
Why
So tell me
So tell me how did you lose yourself at sea
Drifting within
So tell me why did you cast yourself away
It's such a sweet addiction
You should celebrate
My beautiful liar
You are drowning
In your fear
You're cutting into me
You think if I bleed
It can save you
Why
So tell me
So tell me how did you lose yourself at sea
Drifting within this
So tell me why did you cast yourself away
It's such a sweet addiction
You should celebrate
And you know if I could
I'd take your pain
But will you turn and face your disease
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