Drown
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Drown
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I'm losing my head from things that I've said
Baby, come over, can you come over?
I know it's my fault that you're not in my bed
I wish I could hold ya, wish I could hold ya
And things don't feel the same
I'm losing breath now, don't let me drown
Be the one who pulls me out
Why won't you answer me? (answer me)
I'm losing everything (everything) now
So please don't let me drown
I had a dream that you've had saved me
Stuck out your hand and called me crazy
Dreaming of stars and how they shaped me
I made a wish you wouldn't hate me
And things don't feel the same
I'm losing breath now, don't let me drown
Be the one who pulls me out
Why won't you answer me? (answer me)
I'm losing everything (everything) now
So please don't let me drown
Please don't let me drown
But you let me drown
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Sky McCreery performs "\u200bDrown", and this lyric page sits inside the Sky McCreery catalog on LyroVerse.
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