Reach Out
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Reach Out
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When I look down, I was a mess
My face was smeared, my clothes were wet
My shoes untied, stone in my chest
I washed upon the shore again
[Chorus]
Reach out, touch me, I'm stuck on the edge
Reach out, darkness is winning again
Reach out and see me, I'm losing my head
Reach out, I can't fight without you, my friend
When my feet touched onto land
The sweet relief, the hot, dry sand
With one short breath, my chest expands
My body is my own again
Reach out, touch me, I'm stuck on the edge
Reach out, darkness is winning again
Reach out and see me, I'm losing my head
Reach out, I can't fight without you, my friend
Reach out, touch me, I'm stuck on the edge
Reach out, darkness is winning again
Reach out and see me, I'm losing my head
Reach out, I can't fight without you, my friend
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