Lyrics of 'Drowned' by Emily Jane White
Drowned is a song by Emily Jane White whose lyrics have countless searches, so we decided it deserves its place on this website, along with many other song lyrics that internet users want to know.
For many a year
This face of sullen tears
Look down, you left her here
In a room of sanguine mirrors
It’s carved and it strays
This path it deviates
A walk, a dive, a wade
Into waters of the darkest age
But in a silent way, the hand it takes
Circling around, the birth, the mouth
It’s stolen and untrue, this mark in you
And soon it will be found, left to drown
For many a year
This face of sullen tears
Look down, you left her here
In a room of sanguine mirrors
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