You don't belong here
Get out of my head
I see it all sideways
And hide it in the pillowcase
Nobody knows me
I worry I'm empty
The piano, the anvil
Love weighs on my chest
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
Oh, how this anguish
It's an anchor of love
A reminder I'm living
At the end of the day
I'm not a broken heart
In a hollow body
The echoes that fill me up
Give weight to my heart
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
How could I deserve this good?
Maybe I could be good
Bless this hell
Bless it again
Bless it again
Bless this hell
Bless it again
Bless it again
(How could I deserve this good?)
Bless this hell
(Maybe I could be good)
Bless it again
When I see the sun rising
I know that I'm alive
When I see the sun rising
I know that I'm alive
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