My last, chance at sex was simple enough where I could breathe Why can't,
everthing just be a certain way to let me see common sense, would tell me that
the cancers eating right through me and failed tests, would tell me
that my life's in jeopardy

Why can't I breathe one more time

My last, chance at life was spent trying to burn the world with you I guess,
it's easier with three people trying to kill me

Why can't I breathe one more time So I can breathe again just breathe

fallen down so low it burns me it's tim to change the scene faith is one way to
relieve me you built this up so help me breathe

So I can breathe again why can't I breathe one more time

You're paralyzed I can't breathe

Why can't I breathe One more time


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Breathe Lyrics as written by Christopher Nemzek Charles Parker

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    Crossbreed freaking rules. Neways I think this song is about needing your space, Like people are always on your back and stuff, and you just need some space to 'breathe'

    finaldragon282on March 16, 2003   Link

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