| I heard your footsteps on my wooden floor
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| It was on that bed that we ignored the TV we used for light
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| Your fingertips were so secure
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| When you spoke I felt your words burning through my chest
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| 'Cause happiness is close
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| I can feel it in my bones
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| Like inhaling the morning winter coast
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| I’m not alone
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| I’m not alone
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| I’m not alone
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| I’m not alone
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| I’m not alone
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| I’m not alone
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| 'Cause I can feel you breathe
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| When your chest and my chest meet
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| In a pattern like the waves on the beach
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| Let’s be honest
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| I don’t know how not to think about these things that keep me up
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| It’s just I’ve been so frightened by these awful thoughts
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| I’m afraid my body’s had enough
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| And my chest caves in
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| And my heart gives up
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| But I feel it now, and it’s stronger than it’s ever been before
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| But I know that it’s okay, 'cause you came with me to the doctor
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| And I looked him in the eyes and said I don’t need your pills to survive
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| All I need’s this girl beside me, these words I feel inside me
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| And I cry to you so quietly, I said:
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| «I'm scared but is this likely, that I’m dying without fighting
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| That my children will despise me, 'cause their father was a pansie
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| With a fragile shaking body and a mind that can’t stop thinking?»
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| And these eyes, they can’t stop crying
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| But I’ll be fine as long as nothing
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| Ever stops this heart from loving you
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| Loving you |