Breathing in a New Mentality
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Breathing in a New Mentality
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I'm the desperate and You´re the savior
There's been something else
Talkin' in my ear
Someone save me
When I speak it begins to decay
I'm not about to burry myself
Oh, God my hands are shaking again
Calm down
Now I can't feel the floor
And my vision takes it's toll on me, oh
I'm the desperate and your the savior
Oh, God it's racing through my veins
I'm afraid there must be some kinda mistake
Oh, I'm in over my head again
Reach in and grab a hold of me
I'm so scared that I've started to slip
They say that I'll never change
I'll prove 'em wrong
It's over!
I hear the calling but its passing through
Clean me up show me how to live
Tear me down, let me start again
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