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Ceaser ~ Slavesong


I will return cause when I really need something Nothing can bring me down I wish I could talk, if only you'd be listening That could be good too This is what I know I feel it now Shouldn't be so slow it's changed somehow Oh, nobody needs a low don't let me down I wish that I could go and bleed it out before I go I can't remember, I really remember Having it all, this time It should've been sweet, I sure must be learning That could be true too This is what I know I feel it now Shouldn't be so slow it's changed somehow Oh, nobody needs a low don't let me down I wish that I could go and bleed it out Because there's nothing in my world you can build upon We must be hoping for another chance This is what I know I can bring it down to the point I guess We must be hoping for another chance This is what I know, I know I feel it now It's changed some how Don't let me down Don't let me down Oh, shouldn't be so low Oh, nobody needs a low, a low more free lyrics

I will return cause when I really need something
Nothing can bring me down
I wish I could talk, if only you'd be listening
That could be good too

This is what I know I feel it now
Shouldn't be so slow it's changed somehow
Oh, nobody needs a low don't let me down
I wish that I could go and bleed it out before I go

I can't remember, I really remember
Having it all, this time
It should've been sweet, I sure must be learning
That could be true too

This is what I know I feel it now
Shouldn't be so slow it's changed somehow
Oh, nobody needs a low don't let me down
I wish that I could go and bleed it out

Because there's nothing in my world you can build upon
We must be hoping for another chance
This is what I know

I can bring it down to the point I guess
We must be hoping for another chance
This is what I know, I know

I feel it now
It's changed some how
Don't let me down
Don't let me down
Oh, shouldn't be so low
Oh, nobody needs a low, a low

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