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Drowning歌词完整版
She woke up drowning everyday it was a different sea,
Different current, depth and transparency,
As soon as she thought she could swim,
Those tsunami waves crashed in, overwhelming.
Society needed her to care for others,
Whilst she gasped for air, smothered.
People around her seemed to walk on water,
She put her hand out but they were all scared to fall in next to her,
Drowning in plain sight sparked an uncontrollable anger,
Whoever was closest would be burnt by the fire,
Hurting others was worse than hurting herself,
No control, she lashed out into the pits of hell,
She kept putting her hand out, some would give it a squeeze,
Those touches of care were like a cushion to this grief,
Each word of care softened her slightly,
But inside she still felt eruptive and angry,
Anger seemed the only way she felt one would see her,
Scared if she wasn't a volcano the world would slip by her,
And the loudness was an external mirror,
To the storms crashing in her,
Crash, crash, crash.
Thrown from wall to wall,
On her hands and knees she crawled,
One step at a time,
Terrified most the time,
She walked on a fine line
She wiped her blurry eyes,
As she saw the reality,
She wasnt the only one drowning in the sea,
Most that seemed to walk on water,
Were desperately tired, heavy like anchor, like her
They couldn't hold me, they were drowning too,
How to help someone swim when you don't have a clue,
She wiped her watery eyes again,
And saw the pain inside all women and men,
She saw the parts of them drowning inside,
How from young it was a part they'd learnt to hide,
So when she arrived, they couldn't get too close,
Cus she reminded them of what they feared the most,
The pain, the discomfort they run from everyday,
She didn't pretend she could swim and that everything was ok,
And whilst she accepted the parts of her drowning,
She lifted others up whilst still gasping and spluttering,
Some saw a mess, a strange unknown species,
Others saw her strength and fell to their knees,
Crash, crash, crash.
Thrown from wall to wall,
On her hands and knees she crawled,
One step at a time,
Terrified most the time,
She walked on a fine line
