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Something // Anything

from I'll Keep This Safe Here by Bottom of the Lake

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I'm standing on the shoreline just watching the water
And I can see the body slowly changing from a ripple to a wave
The calm before the storm and I know what's coming
But I still stay

So pull me down deeper
Grab my ankles and stop me from surfacing
Let the water fill my lungs
I don't care, I wanna feel something

The clouds begin to combine, the sky's getting darker
And I can hear the wind begin to whistle through the trees that start to shake
The calm before the storm and I know what's coming
But I still stay

So make me believe you
Do your best to try to stop me from leaving
Let your lies fill my head
I don't care, I don't feel anything

My mouth's wide open
I'm breathing in the water
I give in to the ocean
And sink back into your arms

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from I'll Keep This Safe Here, released July 26, 2018

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