Heal Me Now
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Heal Me Now
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I don’t want to stick around here anymore
I’ve already seen the ending
Face me forward for the coming of the lord
I can’t breathe, is this what you were intending
Heal me now
Melt my wings into the ocean
Heal me now
Can you save me from the demons
Carving epithets upon my naked arms
You said you would never leave me
Where were you when I was choking and alone
If I wake could you please just come and find me
And heal me now
Melt my wings into the ocean
Heal me now
Can you save me from the demons
Heal me now
Am I too far from redemption
Heal me now
Can you save me from the demons
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William Fitzsimmons performs "Heal Me Now", and this lyric page sits inside the William Fitzsimmons catalog on LyroVerse.
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