Dying Slowly
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Dying Slowly
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I feel like I'm drowning myself in you
and I want to breathe until my lungs fail
so I sit underneath the heavens
staring at the scar on my face
it hurts
when you're not around
I think its sad to say that I miss you
and that I miss you
and I've traded myself in for you (in for dying slowly)
and I've traded myself in for you (one more, watch it be okay)
the fall will tell
of another year that I failed myself again
to a queen of hearts
lets take a ride, tear in through the dark
next to fireflies and over sleepin eyes
to a place that doesnt want a part me, part of you.
part of you.
I think its sad to say
That I miss you
and that I miss you
and ive traded myself in for you (in for dying slowly)
and ive traded myself in for you (one more, watch it be okay)
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