Slow Motion
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Slow Motion
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Lost inside your head now
Where you
You like to find me
And I’m
Treading your water
Way out
Into the deep
Like living in slow motion
Burning out the days are upside down
And my eyes feel just like an ocean
'Till you come back
These tears ain’t running out
Time is no illusion
Every hour I spend alone
Like living in slow motion
Burning out the days are upside down
And my eyes feel just like an ocean
'Till you come back
These tears ain’t running out
Like living in slow motion
Burning out the days are upside down
And my eyes feel just like an ocean
'Till you come back
These tears ain’t running out
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