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Not That Strong

from The Distance by STILL

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lyrics

When I see you walking 'round here in your circle of silence
I knew
When I see him try to tell me but afraid of the violence
I knew - I knew
I'm sure that soon I will be hurtin'
I could be strong but I'm uncertain - of my strength

I'm not that strong anymore
And the wind called me to the desert

So I'm thinking 'bout a suicide I rather be dead
But I can't have my mother see a hole in my head
But my thoughts won't leave me alone
And I can't stop crying

Look for the comfort of a stranger
I try to run - sooner or later
The pain comes home

I'm not that strong anymore
I'm not so strong

And the wind called me to the desert
And I cry after the moon
And I pray the burnin' heat - will free me soon
But the wind swirlin' around me
In the silence - in the heat
Can't protect me from the pain

I'm not that strong anymore
And the wind called me to the desert

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from The Distance, released January 1, 1998

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