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8stops7 ~ My Would-be Saviour


You try and fill my mind with doubt Say i've forgotten who i am But maybe you've forgotten how to understand...so Bridge: You try and fill my mind with doubt Say i've forgotten who i am But maybe you've forgotten how to understand...so Bridge: Have your whispers, i excused myself too soon Antisocial, maybe yes and maybe you Chorus: Two days after the flood begins to settle down I sit alone in a room full of friends My would-be savior slips something into my Mouth...for kicks You live a life without regret Bend a truth until it breaks I thought i'd seen you at your best But my mistake...so (bridge) (chorus) more free lyrics

You try and fill my mind with doubt
Say i've forgotten who i am
But maybe you've forgotten how to understand...so

Bridge:
You try and fill my mind with doubt
Say i've forgotten who i am
But maybe you've forgotten how to understand...so

Bridge:
Have your whispers, i excused myself too soon
Antisocial, maybe yes and maybe you

Chorus:
Two days after the flood begins to settle down
I sit alone in a room full of friends
My would-be savior slips something into my
Mouth...for kicks

You live a life without regret
Bend a truth until it breaks
I thought i'd seen you at your best
But my mistake...so

(bridge)

(chorus)

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