Sleep
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Sleep
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When I woke up this morning
You were so far away from me
And I knew it was a warning
Of an empty space in between
Feeling free when I'm with you
But knowing I'm not far away from home
Now what am I supposed to do,
When the answers all come out wrong
And I need something to help me sleep
When I know you're not good for me
And I need something I can keep
From the empty space in between
From the empty space in between
You treated me like a goddess
When we were around everyone else
How come you couldn't notice me
When I was standing by myself
And I need something to help me sleep
When I know you're not good for me
And I need something I can keep
From the empty space in between
From the empty space in between
Something to help me,
Something to help me,
Something to help me to sleep
Something to help me,
Something to help me,
Something to help me to sleep
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Meiko performs "Sleep", and this lyric page sits inside the Meiko catalog on LyroVerse.
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