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Artist: Helen Austin
Canonical path: /helen-austin/try
Related lyric paths: 6
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Try
Read Try lyrics by Helen Austin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Try
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Was it something I said or something I didn't say
These thought in your head, these games you don't think you play
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And I try, I try, I try
Get nothing at all
I try to have grace, I try to stay away
Show me your face
say what you need to say
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We need this veneer, we need to not let it show
We need to be clear, maybe I need to go
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There is no solution
There can never be resolve
There must be a substitution for this
But what does it involve
Was is something I said or something I'm gonna say
What goes on it your head, what will I get today
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Helen Austin performs "Try", and this lyric page sits inside the Helen Austin catalog on LyroVerse.
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