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Roxette ~ Breathe


Breathe your life... I've got to come down I've been awake for far too long My eyes look torn, they were so strong I wore the crown, I wrote the song Now it's fading My heart was open Like a window to a summer breeze I breaaaathed your love, I filled my lungs and veins And I breaaathed your love Until I felt the pain And like rain it slipped away I tried to find out What love was realy all about Behind the curtain waits the sky It's rare I feel enough to cry I'm drying up inside My life was open Like a window to the summer breeze I breathed your love, I filled my lungs and veins And I breathed your love Until I met the pain and like rain It slipped away, just like a little rain. I breathed your love And nothing stayed the same. Yes, I breathed your love And filled my heart in vain cos like rain It slipped away, just like rain it swept away. more free lyrics

Breathe your life...

I've got to come down
I've been awake for far too long
My eyes look torn, they were so strong
I wore the crown, I wrote the song
Now it's fading
My heart was open
Like a window to a summer breeze

I breaaaathed your love,
I filled my lungs and veins
And I breaaathed your love
Until I felt the pain
And like rain it slipped away

I tried to find out
What love was realy all about
Behind the curtain waits the sky
It's rare I feel enough to cry
I'm drying up inside
My life was open
Like a window to the summer breeze

I breathed your love,
I filled my lungs and veins
And I breathed your love
Until I met the pain and like rain
It slipped away, just like a little rain.

I breathed your love
And nothing stayed the same.
Yes, I breathed your love
And filled my heart in vain cos like rain
It slipped away, just like rain it swept away.

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