So
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So
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Feeling so strong
I feel so inspired
Like a man with all the words
I could move the world
If I weren't so tired
So, so tired
So, so tired
So
Feeling so proud
I feel so admired
Like a man on a stage
I could play the part
If I weren't so tired
So, so tired
So, so tired
So
Tired of mind
and all I think
Tired of thirst
and all that I drink
Tired of will
and all that I need
Tired of body
and all that I bleed
Tired of breath
and all that I breathe
Tired of heart
and all that I grieve
Tired of sight
and all that I see
Tired of you
and tired of me
Feeling so full
Nothing desired
Like a man with everything
I should be happy
But I'm only tired
So, so tired
So, so tired
So
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