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Artist: Crywank
Canonical path: /crywank/your-own-worst-enemy-critic
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Your Own Worst Enemy Critic
Read Your Own Worst Enemy Critic lyrics by Crywank on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Your Own Worst Enemy Critic
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You make me feel like what I do is important
The pressure of a compliment
I am humbled and bemused
I'll fitting in these shoes
You choose what you choose
Let's all take a step back now
And focus on the luck that comes with praise
A turn of phrase that changed your life
You misconstrued the very line
And that's fine
There's more beauty in what is usually ignored
I must be boring if I'm bored
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