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Artist: Superheaven
Canonical path: /superheaven/from-the-chest-down
Related lyric paths: 6
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From The Chest Down
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From The Chest Down
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Warm steel lays on top of you, under quiet trees
Cold fear taks ahold of you
Can't feel anything
When your spine went and became two
I'm sorry I wasn't there
All I wanted to see was you
You're sleeping
I said a prayer
Gravel pressing into your skin
You can hardly breathe
But I'm so far away
Tell me anything
Please forgive me
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