Fish Out Of Water
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Fish Out Of Water
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When it rains it pours.
Every morning when I wake up,
I think of you, and what you've done.
Don't you know when you left us,
I was a boy of four years old.
And I swore my vengeance upon you.
Don't you cry mama no more.
He needs more help then we could ever give him.
So let him go and fade away.
Your a fish out of water. Why bother?
Ones love for another, goes and fades away.
Every night, (night) I lay down
and dream of your smoking gun.
Don't you know when you left us,
it was a shot right through the heart.
You tore this family apart.
Your not my father no more.
He needs more help than we could ever give him,
so let him go and fade away.
Away, these feeling they fade away.
So go and fade.
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Jacobs Ladder performs "Fish Out Of Water", and this lyric page sits inside the Jacobs Ladder catalog on LyroVerse.
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