Breathe
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Breathe
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The water's getting way too cold
I thought it'd learn to keep me warm
But it's reaching down my throat
And it's freezing all my bones still
I try to reach over the endless waves
Can't call for help so I'll just call my name
But not even I can hear
I'll just disappear without a trace
Is it so wrong
Wrong to want to be alright?
Perfect in pain
It's the same all the time
I try my very best to stay afloat
But there's something down there
That just wants me close
And I beg myself to breathe
But there's nothing within reach now
Is it so wrong
Wrong to want to be alright?
Perfect in pain
It's the same all the time
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