Lyrics of 'Drown' by Edith Backlund
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So you strike once again
I can feel your evil manner on my shoulder
you are hiding in my bedroom once again
I'm holding my breath, trying mot to cry,
but you're covering my face
I never thought you'd let me drown
I never thought you'd wear me out
I never thought you'd break me down
but you do - all the time
So you're back in my world
I can smell your bad intentions as they're rising
You are tearing my disguises once again
I'm holding my breath, trying not to care
but you're covering my face
But I never thought you'd let me drown
I never thought you'd wear me out
I never thought you'd break me down
but you do - all the time
But I never thought you'd let me drown
I never thought you'd wear me out
I never thought you'd break me down
but you do - all the time
If you love me
why is your love
suffocating me
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