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Breathe

from In The End by The Impurity

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Track 4 of 7 on the album "In The End"

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Don't throw me, into the fire
You said you'd never leave me, that we'd live out our lives, you lied
I know I said that I've seen it all before
But now I've grown a hunger for more

So just throw me, into the fire
Our memories go up in smoke but it will not take me higher
Just lay me, into the ground
And maybe six feet under, you'll remember me

Well we all have the days
Where we're haunted by the face
And now we know that it will never be the same but that's okay
Throw the past away and throw me

Just throw me, into the fire
Our memories go up in smoke but it will not take me higher
Just lay me, into the ground
And maybe six feet under, you'll remember me

And you'll seeeeee
Now I can breathe

I hate how much I like it
I hate how much I like it
I hate how much I like it
I hate how much I like it

So just throw me, into the fire
Our memories go up in smoke but it will not take me higher
Just lay me, into the ground
And maybe six feet under, you'll remember me

And you'll seeeeee
Now I can breathe

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from In The End, released February 28, 2018
The Impurity
Jeff Young, Peter Kazmierczak, Brett Chodkowski, Damien Rorick

Recorded at Studio A Recordings, Elma NY
Engineer Anthony Potenza

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