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Attica Blues ~ Deeper


You gave your all Expected nothing in return but a promise that you would be the sole one I told you then I saw it all But could just stand by to watch you fall deeper Your skies caved in Tears escaped Then the anger came with a strength Another point of view Doesn't count for much When the objective one Isn't missing his touch I stood by you then I'll stand by you now But don't want to just watch you fall deeper Deeper Started to accept, Just to carry on, But excluding him meant a whole piece of life gone Couldn't let it go Barriers came down Now you're there again like the scar forgot the pain I told you then I said it all But now again i watch you fall deeper Deeper more free lyrics

You gave your all
Expected nothing in return but a promise that you would be the sole one
I told you then
I saw it all
But could just stand by to watch you fall deeper

Your skies caved in
Tears escaped
Then the anger came with a strength
Another point of view
Doesn't count for much
When the objective one
Isn't missing his touch
I stood by you then
I'll stand by you now
But don't want to just watch you fall deeper
Deeper

Started to accept,
Just to carry on,
But excluding him meant a whole piece of life gone
Couldn't let it go
Barriers came down
Now you're there again like the scar forgot the pain
I told you then
I said it all
But now again i watch you fall deeper
Deeper

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