So this is what you mean
and this is how you feel
So this is how you see
and this is how you breathe

Sometimes, i know
Sometimes, i go down deep...
Ohhh...

So this is what you mean
and this is how you feel
So this how you see
and this is how you breate

Sometimes, i know
Sometimes, i go down deep...
Ohhh...

Beneath the deep blue sea
Touching every breath
All a slight of hand
For everything you left

Sometimes, i know
Sometimes, i go down deep...
Ohhh...

Sometimes, i give myself for you
Sometimes, i know down deep...


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    It really affects me when hearing this song. It's like there's a dark part of me that should be opened up.

    Elyuon March 02, 2002   Link
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    its like trying to understand the other person..

    dopeydopeon March 26, 2003   Link
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    I just simply love this song, I can't understand why. But I love it! There's something acout the accoustic guitar, and everything in it... I like at the end, he faintly sings "deep inside of you..."

    tazieon April 27, 2007   Link
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    Oh gosh. This song's been tangled inside my head for years and I didn't even know who's the singer and what's the title until not so long ago. I'm swooned by its rhythm. Indeed, I'm practically like it from the first instance. Somehow I just think the song is so real without putting too much words :)

    TheWalnutTreeon July 09, 2010   Link
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    Oh gosh. This song's been tangled inside my head for years and I didn't even know who's the singer and what's the title until not so long ago. I'm swooned by its rhythm. Indeed, I'm practically like it from the first instance. Somehow I just think the song is so real without putting too much words :)

    TheWalnutTreeon July 09, 2010   Link

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