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Artist: Dear Disaster
Canonical path: /dear-disaster/good-enough
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Good Enough
Read Good Enough lyrics by Dear Disaster on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Good Enough
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I think you are not, prepared for what
All the things that I say to you
Confusion in your head, makes you look mad
But to me, you are just a fool
I was everything that you need
It's sad that you can't see
And I get tired easily
I'm good enough for you
Know, I'm bad and this is the truth
You know, the problem is only you
Only you, only you
You don't know what you want, and I won't wait
Now it's time to leave
I've never been so well and peaceful
You will annoy me, stay away please
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