Little Worrier
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Little Worrier
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Little worrier
Lay your head to rest
And give yourself some peace
Lines get blurrier
When you make believe
Let the clock unwind
And let go your mind
This time
Does it change a thing
Dwelling down each road of possibilities
Every moments sings
Of some disbelief
Don't make fallen leaves
Speak of solemn trees tonight
Don't worry
Little worrier
Don't hurry the hurt
Let the moment burn
And just take your time
This is your life
Please don't let your tears run dry
Every second past
Is a heartbeat gone
And tucked behind the glass
You can't get it back
It will never last
Don't worry
Little worrier
Don't hurry the hurt
Let the moment burn
And just take your time
This is your life
Please don't let your tears run dry
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Who performs "Little Worrier"?
Kina Grannis performs "Little Worrier", and this lyric page sits inside the Kina Grannis catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Little Worrier"?
Yes. The related section below points to Chasing You and Breathe Honestly with a short reason for opening each page next.
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