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Looking From the Bottom
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woah oh oh
woah oh oh
well i gambled, lost it all
built an ivory tower just to watch it fall
lost my pride, i used to stand so tall
now i keep my heart guarded if i give it up at all
woah oh, oh oh
woah oh oh
built my bridges just to watch them burn
think i'd know by now but i guess i'll never learn
it's a feeling i can't seem to shake
the storm is over but my life's left in the wake
and i fell into the dark
let it swallow up my heart
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
oh it's taking over me
let it swallow all i see
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
woah oh oh
woah oh oh
woah oh oh oh oh
oh oh, oh oh
like a cloud over my mind
i'm disconnected no reason no rhyme
a little pill can try to keep it at bay
but i can't help it, it gets me every day
and i fell into the dark
let it swallow up my heart
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
oh it's taking over me
let it swallow all i see
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
it's a long way down when you're looking from the bottom
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