Hear Me Out
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Hear Me Out
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Ah, na, na
Why won't you come inside the word?
Nah, umm
And I was wondering where you went away
Ah, an, an
Oh, the feeling of forgetting
Hold it, I see, oh, do you see?
Where'd you get it all?
I know I've been working on the side of heaven, you've come to hide it
(Ah)
Yeah, listen up, I need you to hear me out
Yeah, listen up and hear me out
And hear me out
Can you hear me? Oh
And hear me out
I'm right here, tiny in your arms
Yeah, hear me out
In the bottom, yeah, in the bottom
Yеah, you come see kind
In the puddle, yеah, in the puddle
I talked to you, felt
I thought that you and felt the
Irises were always on, talk to you
Talk to you
(Hmm)
And I felt all the sirens in my head
I talked to you, and sat on
So clearly, well, I ditch
Say to
(Hmm)
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golda may performs "Hear Me Out", and this lyric page sits inside the golda may catalog on LyroVerse.
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