Dead In The Water
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Dead In The Water
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She'll break my heart
Struck down where I lay
Baby, you don't even know that you're mine
If I take you by the hand would it be out of line?
I'm begging don't let me drown in this ocean
Take time out in the open
We could be high
If you'd be mine
I'm dead in the water without you
Without you
Let me praise you
Confess my sins
Well baby they don't need to know that you're mine
I'm not tryna rush you but I'm done wasting time
I'm begging don't let me drown in this ocean
Take time out in the open
We could be high
If you'd be mine
I'm dead in the water without you
Without you
Don't let me drown in this ocean
Take time out in the open
We could be high
If you'd be mine
I'm dead in the water without you
Without you
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