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Artist: Ana Free
Canonical path: /ana-free/try
Related lyric paths: 6
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Try
Read Try lyrics by Ana Free on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Try
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You know you got to see me
Cuz you know that that makes sense
You know that I can free you
That's why you need my help (oh)
You know you got to hold me
Cuz you know that that feels right
The decision cannot be no
The only reason why
(chorus)
I wish that I could say so long
Just take the taste and then be gone
You are so many things to me
you're my future walk and my history
I know I should let you be somebody please,
Try, try, try, try and stop me
Cuz I know we have to change this
For justice to be done
How did we end up here? I don't know
You can hide but will you run?
(chorus)
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