Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Austin
Canonical path: /austin/make-a-change
Related lyric paths: 6
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Make A Change
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Make A Change
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Don't ask me when I was born
And where I am from
Which religion is mine, where do I belong?
This world ain't for me!
So what you're gonna do about my respect?
I'm not the guy who's gonna stick out the neck
Today I give up, don't care
About the stupid things you keep saying
A better man requires good company
So make, make a change!
And I
Don't wanna be alone forever
Don't wanna waste my entire life
Don't wanna hear you cry, together
We never touched each other's heart
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