Taking me down
Taking me down
Taking me down
Can you hear that sound
It is the sound of my world coming down
Crashing down
Crashing down
Crashing down

This world
Is nothing
To me

This world
Is nothing
To me

Your world
Is everything
To me

Why is it no matter what happens to me (why is it)
Everything revolves around you (everything)
Why is it everyone fucks with me (why)
Everything revolves around you (everything)

I can’t wait for you
I can’t wait for you
I can’t wait for you
I can’t wait for you (*music fade out*)

Come on (now) (*vocals only*)
Come on (now)
Come on (now (*music back in*)

Breathe
Breathe with me
Breathe
Breathe with me

This world
Is nothing
To me

This world
Is nothing
To me

Your world
Is everything
To me

In a world full of vipers few people remain true
But thoughts like that don’t really effect you
And you know what I say is true

Why is it no matter what happens to me (why is it)
Everything revolves around you (everything)
Why is it everyone fucks with me (why)
Everything revolves around you (everything)

Come on (now) (*vocals only*)
Come on (now)
Come on (now)
Come on (now)


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