| Flatline, a breath away
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| I was born with one foot in the grave
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| Been to hell and back
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| Dealt a real bad hand, but I’ll live with that
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| I’ve learned to face my darkness
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| Now I embrace my down
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| Don’t go and plan my funeral
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| Don’t go and count me out
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| Don’t go and count me out
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| Living on a razor’s edge
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| Dance with demons, tasted death
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| I’ve lost wars inside my head
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| But hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Won’t be waiting on my hearse
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| Pain’s a gift, it ain’t a curse
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| My heart still beats, my blood’s still wet
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Hallelujah
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| Halllujah
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| Break up another fight
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| Another victim of th homicide
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| What’s in my head left scars behind
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| Every step is an uphill climb
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| I’ve learned to live in shadows
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| Even without a light
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| I’ve learned to love the battles
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| Only the strong survive
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| Only the strong survive
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| Living on a razor’s edge
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| Dance with demons, tasted death
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| I’ve lost wars inside my head
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| But hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Won’t be waiting on my hearse
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| Pain’s a gift, it ain’t a curse
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| My heart still beats, my blood’s still wet
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| So if you’re black and blue
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| And feelin' so abused
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| Nowhere to make your damage
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| It makes you a living proof
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| That you are so much more
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| Than all the sad you’ve known
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| Remember this: What doesn’t kill you is what builds your throne
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| Living on a razor’s edge
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| Dance with demons, tasted death
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| I’ve lost wars inside my head
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| But hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Won’t be waiting on my hearse
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| Pain’s a gift, it ain’t a curse
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| My heart still beats, my blood’s still wet
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Living on a razor’s edge
|
| Dance with demons, tasted death
|
| I’ve lost wars inside my head
|
| But hallelujah, I’m not dead
|
| Won’t be waiting on my hearse
|
| Pain’s a gift, it ain’t a curse
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| My heart still beats, my blood’s still wet
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead
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| Hallelujah, I’m not dead |