I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean. — Chris Brown
I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean. — Chris Brown
I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean. — Chris Brown
I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean. — Chris Brown
I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean. — Chris Brown
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I ain’t afraid to drown if that means I’m deep up in your ocean.

— Chris Brown
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More “Drown” Quotes

It is because of this sea between us. The earth has never, up to now, separated us. But, ever since yesterday, there has — Hélène Cixous, The Book of Promethea
You don't get drown by falling into a river. You get drown by remaining there. Falling accidentally and rising immediate — Israelmore Ayivor
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