Grow a Pair
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Grow a Pair
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Sometimes I wish that I was taller
Like at concerts when I can't see
But mostly I wish that I was smaller
To diverse the Earth amongst gigantic feet
And you'd scoop me up and never let me go...
Sometimes I wish that I could tell you
But I know that it would do me no good
'Cause I make a mess of everything without you ever noticing
And I'm sick of hoping that you would
Scoop me up and never let me go...
Put your hands where I can see them
'Cause I don't trust a single person in this room
I've grown a paranoia that will certainly destroy ya
If you stick around and watch me fall to my doom
Sometimes...
Sometimes I...
Sometimes I wish that...
You'd scoop me up and never let me go...
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