Storms
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Storms
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You always wanted it, but when you're saying that
I wonder if you mean the words you say?
All along you knew what was wrong, yet ignored the winds so strong
and storms can turn a heart to stone
Oh, you'll never give it up, and I
I know you really wanted to
It's sinking with you
I see you giving in to all the pain and then
you forget that everyone will go through this
Another drink for hope to borrow, but
you lose your breath when drowning sorrows
And storms will sink a heart of stone
Oh, you'll never give it up, and I
I know you really wanted to
It's sinking with you
Sinking deeper all the while
a prayer for the child torn away
from the hope she left behind
I know you really wanted to
Oh, you'll never give it up, and I
I know you really wanted to
It's sinking with you
(Never said goodbye, and how I wish you never had to.)
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