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Artist: The Getaway Plan
Canonical path: /the-getaway-plan/last-words
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Last Words
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Last Words
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In my darkest hour
When I disappear
Don’t come searching for me
I’m as good as dead
If I ever come back... Back to earth again.
You should know
You should know
From the deepest ocean
In the darkest trench
I’ve been counting my stars
I’ve been raising hell
Even if I falter
Best you hear me well
Because these could be my last words.
When the act is over
And the magic ends
Back in to the hollow
Where I lose my head
And even if I come back... Back to earth again.
You should know
You should know
Yeah, you.
From the deepest ocean
In the darkest trench
I’ve been counting my stars
I’ve been raising hell
Even if I falter
Best you hear me well
Because these could be my last words.
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