The Last Days of Rome - Sir Real Remix
de Black Lung
Whose life have I been living?
Diary pages already written
Words invented on a page
I always let them lead the way, oh
It's time to put the pen away
And put the pages to the flame
Oh oh oh
I need me
More than I ever knew
More than I needed you
Found my peace
See, I need me
More than I needed you
More than I ever knew
I found me, I found me
I found me and I could breathe
I found me
A clear view
But it's not my reflection
Looks like myself
But there's no connection
The face I see
The face has changed in mirror in which cracks it fades
Oh oh
Smashing through the yesterday
The broken shots they fall away
Oh oh oh
I need me
More than I ever knew
More than I needed you
I found me, I found me
I found me
There was so much confussion in me
I can't touch who I was
Preteding to be
I know that you love me
I let you breathe
I need me
More than I needed you
More than I ever knew
Found my peace
See, I need me
More than I needed you
More than I ever knew
I found me, I found me
I found me
And I could breathe
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