Worth a Try
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Worth a Try
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I wish I had control
Wish I could take over the madness running through my veins
Want to seam the borders of this hole
Oh I don’t want to keep walking through this pain streets in vain
But high up here
I can see the lives
I can see their eyes and their shinning lights
I can breathe, I can be, I can lead, I can slip through time
I wish I had control
Wish I could just close my eyes and trust the next step
I wish I could say no
But why would I say no when I got nothing left?
But high up here
I can see the lives
I can see their eyes and their shinning lights
I can breathe, I can be, I can lead, I can slip through time
Every time I try
To kill the demons inside
Another part of me is ready to die
Is it worth a try?
Is it worth a try?
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Andre Armond performs "Worth a Try", and this lyric page sits inside the Andre Armond catalog on LyroVerse.
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