Chlorine
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Chlorine
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Sitting, it's been dark here before
I can't help but wanting you to come back
Thinking, it's been darker here before
But I don't feel alive
Maybe I'm not breathing
It's such a shame
Nobody's feeling it now
But it's not that way anymore
When I see you
Want to feel something more
Than a spine or a touch
Or a spark of anger
When I hear you
Want to hear something more
Than a shout or a scream or an "I don't need you"
It's such a shame
Nobody's feeling it now
And it's not that way anymore
Don't hang on
It won't stay
In your head
So I'm sleeping it away
It's such a shame
It's such a shame
It's such a shame
Nobody's feeling it now
But it's not that way anymore
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