Having nowhere else to go
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He was lonely, she was cold.
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Whenever they went out
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It seemed as though the world began to grow
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The two they both had not felt big enough
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to take in something of their own
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And they kept moving along, singing a song
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a sad song, of how they'd never learn
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and they'd never know
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Chorus:
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To try.
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They've been paralyzed by fearful eyes
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And realize you can move along
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Write your own song
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And be on your way
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He had always dreamed to change
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The world around him,
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Rearrange the mess
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Because through his eyes it all was beautiful
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But not to all the rest
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He had so much to say, he had so much to show
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But he kept moving along, singing a song
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a sad song, of how he'd never learn
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and he'd never know
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Chorus
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She was unsure of many things
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But disregarding all the others, she loved to sing.
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But she was too scared to fail
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too scared to give it a go
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And she kept moving along, singing a song
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a sad song, of how'd she'd never learn
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and she'd never know
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Chorus
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Bridge:
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So I'll stop running away
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If you start learning to stay and speak your mind
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And I'll keep writing my songs
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If you stop thinking you're wrong today.
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Chorus
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Try
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| Kina Grannis |
