Alright
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Alright
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Sunlight and you hold as I breathe
It's a summertime
Cause I'm blowing through the breeze
I said I'm born to you
I'm born to see the day come through
I should care for you
Like you want me to
I don't want to see
Alright
Oh, I don't want to see no more
Alright
Oh, I don't want ton see no more
Alright
Oh, I don't want to see no more
Alright
Turn me up in this place, mmm
It's an ocean of sounds, yeah
'Said turn me up in this place
Til' the notion is found
Oh, I don't want to see
It feels like I've been such a stranger
It feels like everything is wrong
It feels like I've been gone for ages
Assume to be done before
Too long, too long
Too long, too long
Too long
The time has come for change, yeah
With nowhere to escape
With different circumstances
I shouldn't need it to behave
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Who performs "Alright"?
Jordan Rakei performs "Alright", and this lyric page sits inside the Jordan Rakei catalog on LyroVerse.
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