Numb
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Numb
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can't you see the inbetween is where it all began
look at me i'm holding on but i can't seem to win
i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing it in
oh i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing again
do you believe there's more to life than time and gravity
and if you could see the color of love what would it be
i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing it in
oh i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing again
oh i was spinning around
the moment you walked in
now i'm reaching out
to feel where we began
i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing it in
oh i can't feel my skin
i'm coming in sideways i'm crashing again
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Josh Lasseter performs "Numb", and this lyric page sits inside the Josh Lasseter catalog on LyroVerse.
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