Someone Better Find Me
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Someone Better Find Me
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From the start I knew I would make it
Seems I've always been the pushing kind
But each step I took up the ladder
Just left her one more step behind
Someone better find me someone better find me
From way I feel Lord I feel so small
Someone better find me someone better find me
Since she's gone I'm afraid I'm gonna fall
Success for me was all that ever mattered
I only wanted things money brings
All she asked was a little understanding
But I didn't have time for little things
Someone better find me...
Someone better find me...
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