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lyrics

I spent a long time at the wrong place
Trying to shed some light on my dark days
Going nowhere
Had I really lost my way?

Waiting for someone else to answer my
Questions and bring me reason
But I’ve realized that only I
Could make it my own

I know that it ain’t perfect
But it’s my life
I know that it’s all worth it
I can’t deny it

And I can finally say
For the first time
In a long time
That I’m living my way

I spent a long time singing the wrong lines
Trying to make it straight to the airwaves
Going nowhere
Had I really lost my way?

I won’t be waiting for no one else to answer my
Questions and bring me reason
‘Cause I’ve realized that only I
Can make it my own

I know that it ain’t perfect
But it’s my life
I know that it’s all worth it
I can’t deny it

And I can finally say
For the first time
In a long time
That I’m living my way

I’ve let go of all my apprehensions
And I know that I need to be unbroken
But you have to understand
I don’t nee a helping hand
I can face this world on my own

I’ve let go of all my expectations
And I know that you can’t save me now
‘Cause I don’t need to be saved
I don’t need to run away
This is my home and I know

I know that it ain’t perfect
But it’s my life
I know that it’s all worth it
I can’t deny it

And I can finally say
I’m at the right place right time
And working on a future so bright
I’m living my way

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from Demos From The Unreleased Second Album, Part 2: Everything, released January 8, 2018

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