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Swim through these waters
My lungs collapse as I'm gasping for air
I'll breathe you in
You are my oxygen alone
My loveThrough arteries untold
Your skin is pale, my body's cold
Way down, deep down in my lungs
I can hear our sweet decaySo spill my blood
So spill my blood
Midnight skies turn scarlet redSay so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fall into the night
Say so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fallEveryone and everything
Feels like it slips away
Way down, deep down in my lungs
I can hear you as you fadeSo spill my blood

So spill my blood
Midnight skies turn scarlet redSay so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fall into the night
Say so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fallWake me up from this nightmare
Wake me up, I know that I am drowning
In the bloodWake me up from this nightmare
Wake me up, I know I am drowning
In the blood from a pitch black heartCut my throat, spill my blood
Cut my throat, spill my blood
Pitch black heartSay so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fall into the night
Say so long, say goodnight
And just hold out your hand
To catch me if I fall

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Formed in Dayton, Ohio in 2001. Playing from the start on self-booked tours across the country gave them some initial national exposure, but they weren't signed to Victory Records until late 2003. As one of the first bands to utilize social networking to gain a fan base, Hawthorne Heights developed a huge MySpace following that became a catalyst that would launch them from underground to international awareness.

Read more about Hawthorne Heights on Last.fm.


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