Be Okay (feat. Morgan Haper Nichols)
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Be Okay (feat. Morgan Haper Nichols)
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Even though, the window pane
Is marked with a thousand, specks of rain
And your half-closed blinds seem
To hold the only light
There’s still enough room
To see that you’ll be
Okay, you’re gonna be okay
Maybe not magic
Not quite fantastic
But you’re gonna be okay
You’re gonna be okay
In a matter of time, you’ll be alright
It’s gonna be okay
Try to remember, everything you learned
And all you’ve overcome, since yesterday
Though the half-closed blinds seem
To hold the only light
There’s still enough room for
You to see
I’m seein' above the waves now
I’m finding hope in all of this
I’m above the waves now
I believe that I’ll be
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