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Armor for Sleep ~ Raindrops


You appear like raindrops And live like you sink through The streets that you fall on The cars that slip on you All of this for just one night Suffocate me, all you need, I won’t breathe but it’s okay You’ll be somewhere around me And I won’t need air The clouds will break my house And throw me from my room I’ll drown in the rainfall And float till I find you You appear like raindrops And live like you sink through The streets that you fall on The cars that slip on you All of this for just one night Suffocate me, all you need, I won’t breathe but it’s okay You’ll be somewhere around me And I won’t need air And I won’t need air And I won’t need air And I won’t need air And I won’t need air Suffocate me, all you need, I won’t breathe but its okay You’ll be somewhere around me And I won’t need air Suffocate me, all you need, I won’t breathe but its okay You’ll be somewhere around me And I won’t need air more free lyrics

You appear like raindrops
And live like you sink through
The streets that you fall on
The cars that slip on you
All of this for just one night

Suffocate me, all you need,
I won’t breathe but it’s okay
You’ll be somewhere around me
And I won’t need air

The clouds will break my house
And throw me from my room
I’ll drown in the rainfall
And float till I find you

You appear like raindrops
And live like you sink through
The streets that you fall on
The cars that slip on you
All of this for just one night

Suffocate me, all you need,
I won’t breathe but it’s okay
You’ll be somewhere around me
And I won’t need air

And I won’t need air
And I won’t need air
And I won’t need air
And I won’t need air

Suffocate me, all you need,
I won’t breathe but its okay
You’ll be somewhere around me
And I won’t need air

Suffocate me, all you need,
I won’t breathe but its okay
You’ll be somewhere around me
And I won’t need air

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