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Sister Hazel ~ Surreal


With my head above the water I can breathe to stay alive But I’ll try a little harder If you want me to survive [Pre Chorus] Won’t somebody tell me? How I got to this stage? When consequence is inconsequential And Staring in the spotlight Is better than real life [Chorus] It’s been surreal, how do you feel When the seas part before your eyes It’s just so real how does it feel When the stars that follow die With my head above the water I could drift along, beyond the tides But I can try a little harder If you help me to reach the other side. It’s been surreal, how do you feel When the colors have left you blind It’s just so real how does it feel To have left yourself behind more free lyrics

With my head above the water
I can breathe to stay alive
But I’ll try a little harder
If you want me to survive

[Pre Chorus]
Won’t somebody tell me?
How I got to this stage?
When consequence is inconsequential
And
Staring in the spotlight
Is better than real life

[Chorus]
It’s been surreal, how do you feel
When the seas part before your eyes
It’s just so real how does it feel
When the stars that follow die

With my head above the water
I could drift along, beyond the tides
But I can try a little harder
If you help me to reach the other side.

It’s been surreal, how do you feel
When the colors have left you blind
It’s just so real how does it feel
To have left yourself behind

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