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Artist: Justin Nozuka
Canonical path: /justin-nozuka/how-low
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How Low
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How Low
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Me against the water
I've got so much now to lose
Why I didn't want to bother
To fall so deep into you
How low do I go
How low do I go
I swear the call is getting louder
It's so much harder now to move
Once every city was the next step
The world was open to a brand new point of view
How low do I go
How low do I go
I didn't want to hurt no one
I didn't want to hurt no one
How low do I go
How low do I go
As the last of me goes under
Sinking in the water world destitute
In the back, I hear the thunder
In my memory, I'm falling into you
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