Learn to Swim - Columbus

I never smoked a cigarette

But now when I breathe out, there’s something empty in my chest

There’s nothing left

I never smoked a cigarette

But now when I breathe out, there’s something empty on my breath

There’s nothing left

I promised myself that I wouldn’t spend every minute judging like I’m not good

enough

I’m sick of the voice in my head that says I’ll never amount to anything

Maybe I need some help

All these voicemails I left myself

All these voicemails I left myself

Friday afternoon

My legs crossed on the driveway as I watch the sunset

Just let me be honest for one night

I never smoked a cigarette

But now when I breathe out, there’s something empty in my chest

There’s nothing left

I never smoked a cigarette

But now when I breathe out, there’s something empty on my breath

There’s nothing left

All these voicemails I left myself

All these voicemails I left myself

All these voicemails I left myself

All these voicemails I left myself

Sometimes I wish I was anybody else

But I don’t want to hate this skin

'Cause I’m stuck in here forever

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I know I’ll drown if I can’t teach myself to swim

Sometimes I wish I was anybody else

But I don’t want to hate this skin

'Cause I’m stuck in here forever

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I know I’ll drown if I can’t teach myself to swim

Going to teach myself to swim

Going to teach myself to swim

Sometimes I wish I was anybody else

But I don’t want to hate this skin

'Cause I’m stuck in here forever

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I’ll either drown or learn to swim

I know I’ll drown if I can’t teach myself to swim

Going to teach myself to swim