
Below is the lyrics of the song Six Feet Under , artist - Cloverdale with translation
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Cloverdale
I rode the rails of a god damn nightmare, but now
It’s over and I don’t have to be scared
Now I’m making up for lost time
And I’m glad to say that you’re no longer mine
I’d rather bury myself six feet under
Than stand under your rain and thunder
Into my crooked thoughts I plunder
To find you missing, but I still wonder
Will I ever think of you again
I hope not
Your scattered memories are gone from my head
But I still rot
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you
Won’t leave my sunken head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you
Won’t leave my tired head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
I told you how much I loved Daisies
I read you all the songs I wrote
And I’ve been picking all these flowers
Just to give them to your ghost
Your scattered memories are gone from my head
But I still rot
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you won’t leave my sunken head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you won’t won’t leave my tired
head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
I don’t wanna see you go
But there’s things that you don’t know
I wage wars that I can’t show
And think thoughts I can’t control
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you won’t leave my sunken head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
Now I’m sick to my stomach and the thought of you won’t won’t leave my tired
head
And you’re crazy to think that you’ll ever be where my eyes fall again
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