The Drowning
from Image 27 (EP) by Peacock Affect
lyrics
Doing the same thing every day
I’m so tired
I don’t want it anymore
I want to sleep
A perfect way where you don’t wake up but you don’t die
You just simply lie without drowning anymore
I don’t want to be here
But I don’t want to not be here
Suicide; it won’t happen
But then neither will life without drowning anymore
I’m so tired
I don’t want it anymore
I want to sleep
A perfect way where you don’t wake up but you don’t die
You just simply lie without drowning anymore
I don’t want to be here
But I don’t want to not be here
Suicide; it won’t happen
But then neither will life without drowning anymore
credits
from Image 27 (EP),
released October 15, 2015
license
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