This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
When the fever passes
at the bottom of
the cotton in the background
in the background of the flood
dry among the, dry among the wet and the rotten
When the fever passes
next to the brimming well
the worst is more than over
and anyone can tell
When the fever passes
and we're all back in our nests
we'll be extravagant hosts
instead of imposing guests
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
can care all the time
When the fever passes
when we don't know what to do
we'll buy twice as many comforts
just like we used to do
When the fever passes
when the fever clears
we'll look back on these quietly
like they're someone else's years
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
can care all the time
When the fever passes
at the bottom of
the cotton in the background
in the background of the flood
dry among the, dry among the wet and the rotten
When the fever passes
next to the brimming well
the worst is more than over
and anyone can tell
When the fever passes
and we're all back in our nests
we'll be extravagant hosts
instead of imposing guests
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
All that you know of this
all that you know of this
all that you know of this
is what you have heard
at the bottom of
the cotton in the background
in the background of the flood
dry among the, dry among the wet and the rotten
When the fever passes
next to the brimming well
the worst is more than over
and anyone can tell
When the fever passes
and we're all back in our nests
we'll be extravagant hosts
instead of imposing guests
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
can care all the time
When the fever passes
when we don't know what to do
we'll buy twice as many comforts
just like we used to do
When the fever passes
when the fever clears
we'll look back on these quietly
like they're someone else's years
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
can care all the time
When the fever passes
at the bottom of
the cotton in the background
in the background of the flood
dry among the, dry among the wet and the rotten
When the fever passes
next to the brimming well
the worst is more than over
and anyone can tell
When the fever passes
and we're all back in our nests
we'll be extravagant hosts
instead of imposing guests
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
And all that you know of this
is what you have heard
I'm not sure even the best of us
I'm not sure even the best of us
All that you know of this
all that you know of this
all that you know of this
is what you have heard
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