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Artist: Brandston
Canonical path: /brandston/leaving-ohio
Related lyric paths: 6
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Leaving Ohio
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Leaving Ohio
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take a swing and we're risking everything
it's over when we're afraid to break the rules
because it's safe i got a letter saying
i'm doing it all wrong i think that i'll write back and find out
how it's done take a swing there's
got to be more to this than what we hear about
take a swing there's got to be more to
this than what we're all about
and you're wishing your days away
do you really want to live your life this way
when did the fire die i don't see it in your eyes
we all fall down so pick yourself up from the dirt
'cause after all you'd think
it'd be the fall but it's the getting up
that hurts take my hand and come with me
i won't let you down this time
there's more than the last time it will all work out
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Brandston performs "Leaving Ohio", and this lyric page sits inside the Brandston catalog on LyroVerse.
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