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Alisha's Attic ~ Breathe In


(poole/martin/poole) You thought there was no life left You forgot that there are stars You forgot the days and nights Had just one long hour of dark But didn't i tell you to Breathe in And push it out And didn't i tell you to Breathe in And push it out I want to teach you how to be sweet But quite volatile if you need Everybody'll be scared you'll explode But you can get to forgive them Just remember to Breathe in And push it out I said remember to Breathe in (breathe in) And push it out (push it out) Ooh, and the common good awaits I promise you you'll be quite safe If you unwrap yourself You've been too long a friend You thought there was no life left You forgot that there are stars You forgot the days and nights Had just one long hour of dark But remember to Breathe in And push it out I said remember to Breathe in And push it out Didn't i tell you to Breathe in And push it out Remember to Breathe in And push it out more free lyrics

(poole/martin/poole)

You thought there was no life left
You forgot that there are stars
You forgot the days and nights
Had just one long hour of dark

But didn't i tell you to
Breathe in
And push it out
And didn't i tell you to
Breathe in
And push it out

I want to teach you how to be sweet
But quite volatile if you need
Everybody'll be scared you'll explode
But you can get to forgive them

Just remember to
Breathe in
And push it out
I said remember to
Breathe in
(breathe in)
And push it out
(push it out)

Ooh, and the common good awaits
I promise you you'll be quite safe
If you unwrap yourself
You've been too long a friend

You thought there was no life left
You forgot that there are stars
You forgot the days and nights
Had just one long hour of dark

But remember to
Breathe in
And push it out
I said remember to
Breathe in
And push it out

Didn't i tell you to
Breathe in
And push it out
Remember to
Breathe in
And push it out

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