Overgrown
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Overgrown
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Nights like this I reminisce
All that I been on and the patience that I’ve lost
No I shouldn’t hold the pain
But everyday remains the same
When I do
There’s always an excuse
But don’t you lose
All that makes you
You will be scared
Unprepared
Sometimes
And don’t choose
To lose your faith
You are love
You are enough
Don’t you say
When ya all alone
And your make-ups fallin’ off
That’s you
But you never seemed to feel that side
I, I hate my mind sometimes
When it do me wrong
And it’s stringin’ me along
But don’t you lose all that makes you
You will be scared
Unprepared
Sometimes
Say goodbye
I changed my mind
All my fears
Let them be gone
All that’s hurting you
Is overgrown
Oh oh na na na na
Oh it’s overgrown (ooh)
Oh oh na na na na
Oh it’s overgrown
Over
Grown
Overgrown
Oh, it’s overgrown
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