Breathe Me In
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Breathe Me In
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When you feel the world is over
When you say your feelin' lonely
You ever need a shoulder
You know where to find me
Stop chasing all the city lights
Breathe me in, go on and take your bite
Count on me to make you come alive
You know where to find me tonight
You know where to find me tonight
You know where to find me tonight
When you feel the world is over
When you say your feelin' lonely
You ever need a shoulder
You know where to find me
Stop chasing all the city lights
Breathe me in, go on and take your bite
Count on me to make you come alive
You know where to find me tonight
You know where to find me tonight
You know where to find me tonight
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Roy Knox performs "Breathe Me In", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Knox catalog on LyroVerse.
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